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8-Dimension Jung Test

Not just what you like — how you naturally think and feel.

Jungian cognitive functions test: 160 scale items and 40 two-way choices reveal your dominant and auxiliary functions, mapped to one of the 16 MBTI types.

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About This Test

In Psychological Types, Jung split the mind into introverted and extraverted attitudes combined with four functions — thinking, feeling, sensing, intuiting — yielding eight cognitive functions. This framework is precisely the theoretical foundation of the 16-type MBTI.

This test uses 160 Likert-scale items to rate your strength on the eight functions, then 40 two-way choices to compare relative preferences between functions, in order to pin down your dominant and auxiliary functions.

How It Works

01The paper has 200 items: the first 160 are 5-point Likert scales, the last 40 are two-way choices.
02Answer by first instinct; there are no right or wrong answers.
03If you simply cannot decide, pick the middle option.

Why Take It

Locate your dominant function

Your dominant function is your most effortless way of thinking. Get its core in focus and you have the skeleton of your personality.

Understand differences that divide us

Why do some people prize efficiency, others logic, still others feelings? Seeing all 8 dimensions helps you skip plenty of pointless quarrels.

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Your mind, and which 8 keys guide it

8 Glossary
Extraverted ThinkingOrganizes the world with objective standards and efficiency.
Introverted ThinkingVerifies logic against the internal kernel, seeking self-consistency.
Extraverted FeelingTends to the atmosphere and others, valuing harmony.
Introverted FeelingHolds firm to inner values, even if it makes you stand out.
Extraverted IntuitionAssociates broadly and catches possibilities.
Introverted IntuitionSees through essences and trends.
Extraverted SensingLives in the tangible present.
Introverted SensingRelies on experience and detail, seeking stability.

Sample Question

If you are in charge of something, you naturally require others to cooperate according to a unified standard.

FAQ

So each of the 8 functions gets enough items to reliably separate your dominant and auxiliary functions.