Assessments

Data-backed tests across multiple typology systems.

Our tests measure Jungian cognitive functions, Enneagram, Socionics, and other typology frameworks. Scores are built from a calibrated item bank using item response theory (IRT) and ongoing validation. Every question you answer feeds back into the model, helping us refine what works and remove what does not.

Choose the length that fits your schedule. The quick assessment gives you a snapshot in minutes, while the full assessment dives deeper into your cognitive stack with more precision. All versions use the same underlying calibrated item bank.

Your results include a detailed function stack breakdown, type likelihoods, and personalized insights you can explore immediately. No account is required to see your scores, and researchers can inspect the same public item data that powers the test.

Assessment Types

Jungian Function Assessment

8-function theory is a Jungian typing model most clearly spelled out in the work of analyst John Beebe. It holds that all eight cognitive functions are present in every person, but each type orders them in a fixed stack and gives each position an archetypal role. Beebe grouped those eight roles into four sides of the mind, often called quadrants: Ego, Aspiration, Shadow, and Superego. The more conscious Ego and Aspiration sides include Hero, Parent, Child, and Inferior (Anima/Animus). The less conscious Shadow and Superego sides include Opposing Personality (Nemesis), Senex or Witch (Critic), Trickster (Blind Spot), and Demon or Daimon. People use the model to understand not only their strengths, but what tends to show up under stress or conflict, by noticing which function and role is running the show in the moment.