The Virtues are described in detail on other websites, the test only shows you the results and what type you are. I didn't know what to think when I took it so I just googled/wiki'd the descriptions.geldonyetich said:This test doesn't seem to lead to the same result. I ended up with a page that said "The Nine Personality Types of the Enneagram." I tended score highest (by 9 pts) to Type 5: "The Thinker." 3 on type 1: "The Reformer" and type 4: "The Artist. Finally, 2 on type 9: "The Peacemaker." All the rest were zero or less.
I didn't see an "Equanimity" or "Detachment" on there, so I'm not sure what that translates to in terms of the "Ennegram of Personality."
that's the thing: there shouldn't be a wrong mindset for tests like these.berethond said:You're probably taking the questions with a slightly wrong mindset.theklng said:i found that test very bad. it's not that the questions didn't make sense, but the limited answers forced me to no preference too many times. tests like these shouldn't answer the questions for you.berethond said:geldonyetich said:Is there a free online one of these anywhere?Arntor said:According to my Enneagram results [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)], my virtue is Detachment. I guess that's expected, since I lurk through a lot of forums.YesArntor said:According to my Enneagram results [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)], my virtue is Detachment. I guess that's expected, since I lurk through a lot of forums.
http://www.9types.com/newtest/homepage.actual.html
Well my Enneagram says mine is Equanimity.
Though I'm not sure what that means.
And see Arntor's comment.
Apparently I'm a hopeless Romantic.
Of course not but it'stheklng said:that's the thing: there shouldn't be a wrong mindset for tests like these.berethond said:You're probably taking the questions with a slightly wrong mindset.theklng said:i found that test very bad. it's not that the questions didn't make sense, but the limited answers forced me to no preference too many times. tests like these shouldn't answer the questions for you.berethond said:geldonyetich said:Is there a free online one of these anywhere?Arntor said:According to my Enneagram results [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)], my virtue is Detachment. I guess that's expected, since I lurk through a lot of forums.YesArntor said:According to my Enneagram results [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)], my virtue is Detachment. I guess that's expected, since I lurk through a lot of forums.
http://www.9types.com/newtest/homepage.actual.html
Well my Enneagram says mine is Equanimity.
Though I'm not sure what that means.
And see Arntor's comment.
Apparently I'm a hopeless Romantic.
For some reason my Five was in the neg. Four and Eight.geldonyetich said:Looks like I'm a strong Five [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)] (9 pts) with low Type One (3 pt) Four (3 pt) and Nine (2 pt) influences.berethond said:geldonyetich said:Is there a free online one of these anywhere?Arntor said:According to my Enneagram results [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)], my virtue is Detachment. I guess that's expected, since I lurk through a lot of forums.YesArntor said:According to my Enneagram results [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)], my virtue is Detachment. I guess that's expected, since I lurk through a lot of forums.
http://www.9types.com/newtest/homepage.actual.html
Well my Enneagram says mine is Equanimity.
Though I'm not sure what that means.
If so, my virtue, is also "detachment."
Reading deeper into that Wikipedia page, I have to say that these Ennegrams of personality make me look like a nutjob... but then, it seems they all make the types look like a nutjob. I bet that keeps those Psychologists employed!
I'm probably a Social Five on a 3-7 level, depending on how confident I'm feeling that day. If I ever get down to a 6, I need to stay off the forums: otherwise, I'll be tearing into everybody's lousy threads. A 7, I desperately need to get out more
The only trouble is I'm actually quite generous, so my "Avarice" vice doesn't seem to fit.
i've had free tests that performed better. my expectations for a test are not sky high, but at least as much as to be cohesive in its questions. if you went with no preference throughout the test (which i am sure would be possible for some people), you'd not get a result at all. this is what bothers me.berethond said:Of course not but it'stheklng said:that's the thing: there shouldn't be a wrong mindset for tests like these.berethond said:You're probably taking the questions with a slightly wrong mindset.theklng said:i found that test very bad. it's not that the questions didn't make sense, but the limited answers forced me to no preference too many times. tests like these shouldn't answer the questions for you.berethond said:geldonyetich said:Is there a free online one of these anywhere?Arntor said:According to my Enneagram results [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)], my virtue is Detachment. I guess that's expected, since I lurk through a lot of forums.YesArntor said:According to my Enneagram results [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)], my virtue is Detachment. I guess that's expected, since I lurk through a lot of forums.
http://www.9types.com/newtest/homepage.actual.html
Well my Enneagram says mine is Equanimity.
Though I'm not sure what that means.
And see Arntor's comment.
Apparently I'm a hopeless Romantic.
A)Free
B)Online
and
C)Free
So you can't really expect too much out of it.
Are you sure about the 'no preference' thing?theklng said:i've had free tests that performed better. my expectations for a test are not sky high, but at least as much as to be cohesive in its questions. if you went with no preference throughout the test (which i am sure would be possible for some people), you'd not get a result at all. this is what bothers me.berethond said:Of course not but it'stheklng said:that's the thing: there shouldn't be a wrong mindset for tests like these.berethond said:You're probably taking the questions with a slightly wrong mindset.theklng said:i found that test very bad. it's not that the questions didn't make sense, but the limited answers forced me to no preference too many times. tests like these shouldn't answer the questions for you.berethond said:geldonyetich said:Is there a free online one of these anywhere?Arntor said:According to my Enneagram results [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)], my virtue is Detachment. I guess that's expected, since I lurk through a lot of forums.YesArntor said:According to my Enneagram results [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fives_(Enneagram_of_Personality)], my virtue is Detachment. I guess that's expected, since I lurk through a lot of forums.
http://www.9types.com/newtest/homepage.actual.html
Well my Enneagram says mine is Equanimity.
Though I'm not sure what that means.
And see Arntor's comment.
Apparently I'm a hopeless Romantic.
A)Free
B)Online
and
C)Free
So you can't really expect too much out of it.
grEatnathan-dts said:Pessimism.
Interesting fact of this century: The Great Gatsby has no letter E's in it.
Do you wander streets busting up hookers with a cricket bat, because thats the mental image im getting hereErana said:Erm... What do you call, the "Anti-slut?"
I don't know the right word, but whatever it is, I'm that.
Then it means nothing to anyone and claiming as a virtue or a vice is utterly pointless.theklng said:just because you see it from your point of view doesn't mean it is the absolute truth. justice means different things to different people.JMeganSnow said:How is this justice, exactly? A just person is one who always grants people precisely what they have earned--under some versions of morality (altruism) being just is considered *cruel*. Justice isn't an altruist virtue, mercy is: the granting of the *unearned*. To an altruist, justice and morality are inevitably and irrevocably opposed.Earthbound said:I always try to make the morally correct choice, regardless of what the consequences may be.
i disagree. some virtues are fleeting within a confined space. it may be to you that you're opposed to this definition of justice. it all depends on which perspective you look at it from.JMeganSnow said:Then it means nothing to anyone and claiming as a virtue or a vice is utterly pointless.theklng said:just because you see it from your point of view doesn't mean it is the absolute truth. justice means different things to different people.JMeganSnow said:How is this justice, exactly? A just person is one who always grants people precisely what they have earned--under some versions of morality (altruism) being just is considered *cruel*. Justice isn't an altruist virtue, mercy is: the granting of the *unearned*. To an altruist, justice and morality are inevitably and irrevocably opposed.Earthbound said:I always try to make the morally correct choice, regardless of what the consequences may be.
You may also want to consider "prude" then.Scolar Visari said:Anti-slut is my new favorite word for now, thank you for that.Erana said:Erm... What do you call, the "Anti-slut?"
I don't know the right word, but whatever it is, I'm that.