Personality Type Blog

Is there anyone on the planet who is not incredibly stressed these days?

Over the past few years, depression, anxiety, and alcohol and substance abuse have all skyrocketed. As have damaged relationships, disrupted careers, devastated finances, delayed social development, and numerous other consequences we are only now beginning to appreciate. And even before COVID-19, stress was a significant factor in increased heart disease, diabetes, asthma, and many other serious medical conditions.

In 1992, couples counselor Dr. Gary Chapman published The Five Love Languages. In his book, Chapman described five different ways in which we express and seek out love. They are: 

Whether you’re trying personality testing for the first time or you’re confused by your results, it’s a good idea to pay attention to the accuracy of your answers. 

While many of us try to be objective when we’re answering personality tests, sometimes ego, excitement and preconceived ideas can get in the way! To increase the accuracy of your personality test, make sure you start with an open mind and think about a range of scenarios and situations.

A couple’s psychometric test can help romantic partners open a new and honest conversation about how they think, what they believe, and why they behave the way they do. Personality styles and personal preferences will be revealed during a couple’s psychometric test, in a unique context where self-discovery and self-disclosure can occur simultaneously.