DISC Personality Test

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Adventurous: A person who is willing to face new things and is brave enough to master them;

2.Adaptable: Able to easily adapt to any environment;

3.Vibrant: Full of energy, expressive, and gestural;

4.Analytical: Enjoys studying the logic and correct relationships between various parts.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Persistent: Need to finish existing things before starting new things;

2.Enjoys entertainment: Happy, full of fun and humor;

3.Good at persuasion: Uses logic and facts instead of authority and power to serve others;

4.Peaceful: Unaffected by conflict and remain calm.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Submissive: Easily accepts others' views and preferences and does not insist on personal opinions;

2.Self-sacrificing: Willing to give up personal opinions for the benefit of others;

3.Good at socializing: Considers socializing with people to be fun, rather than a challenge or business opportunity;

4.Determined: Determined to do things in their own way.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Charismatic: People are identified because of their charisma or personality;

2.Considerate: Cares about others' feelings and needs;

3.Competitive: Treats everything as a competition and always has a strong desire to win;

4.Self-controlled: Controls their emotions and rarely expresses them.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Energizing: Gives others a fresh and invigorating stimulation;

2.Respectful: Honest and respectful to others;

3.Adaptable: Able to make effective responses to any situation;

4.Restrained: Self-restraint of emotions and enthusiasm.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Energetic: Full of vitality and excitement;

2.Content: Easily accepting any situation and environment;

3.Sensitive: Overly concerned with people and things around;

4.Self-sufficient: Strong independence, relying only on their own abilities, judgment, and intelligence.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Planner: Makes detailed plans first and strictly adheres to them, unwilling to change;

2.Patient: Not annoyed by delays, calm and tolerant;

3.Proactive: Believes in the ability to turn danger into safety;

4.Promoter: Uses charisma or encourages others to participate.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Assured: Confident, rarely hesitates or wavers;

2.Unrestrained: Doesn't like to plan in advance or be restricted by plans;

3.Bashful: Quiet, not good at conversation;

4.Timely: Lives and does things according to a schedule, doesn't like plans being disturbed by others.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Accommodation: Changing oneself to coordinate with others and acting according to others' requirements for a short time;

2.Methodical: A person who arranges things in a systematic and orderly manner;

3.Frank: Speaking openly and candidly without reservation;

4.Optimistic: Believing that anything will turn out well for oneself and others.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Compulsiveness: Issuing orders and forcing others to obey;

2.Loyalty: Consistently reliable and faithful, sometimes devoted without justification;

3.Interesting: Witty, humorous, able to turn any matter into an engaging story;

4.Friendly: Not initiating conversation and avoiding arguments.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Brave: Willing to take risks and fearless;

2.Considerate: Well-mannered and patient;

3.Attentive to detail: Observing carefully and orderly in tasks;

4.Lovable: Cheerful and enjoyable to be around.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Cheerful: Full of energy and spreading joy to others;

2.Cultured: Particularly fond of artistic and academic subjects such as drama and symphonic music;

3.Confident: Sure of one's personal abilities and success;

4.Consistent: Emotionally stable and persistent in tasks.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Idealistic: Imagining and measuring new things according to one's own perfect standards;

2.Independent: Self-sufficient and self-confident, not needing help from others;

3.Non-confrontational: Not saying or doing things that may cause others to be unhappy or opposed;

4.Motivating: Encouraging others to participate and join in, and making every matter enjoyable.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Expressing emotions openly: never hiding emotions or preferences, often involuntarily touching others during conversations;

2.Profound: deeply introspective and often contemptuous of shallow conversations and leisure activities;

3.Decisive: able to make judgments and conclusions quickly;

4.Humorous: with a calm and cool sense of humor.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Mediator: often mediating different opinions to avoid conflicts between both sides;

2.Musical: enjoys participating and has a deep appreciation for music for its artistry, rather than for the enjoyment of performance;

3.Initiator: an efficient driving force and a leader of others, always busy;

4.Sociable: enjoys socializing and making new friends, not treating anyone as a stranger.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Considerate: empathetic and helpful, remembering special occasions;

2.Persistent: not giving up until the goal is reached;

3.Talkative: constantly speaking and telling jokes to entertain others, feeling that silence should be avoided to avoid awkwardness;

4.Tolerant: accepting of others' ideas and viewpoints without the need to oppose or change them.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Listener: willing to listen to others' confessions;

2.Loyal: absolutely loyal to one's ideals, friends, and work, sometimes without even needing a reason;

3.Leader: a natural leader, not believing that others' abilities can surpass one's own;

4.Energetic: full of energy, with plenty of vitality.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Content: satisfied with what one has and rarely envious of others;

2.Leader: demands a leadership position and that others follow;

3.Organizer: uses charts and numbers to organize life and solve problems;

4.Likable: the center of attention and liked by others.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Perfectionist: high standards for oneself and others, and everything in order;

2.Agreeable: easy to get along with, easy to talk to, and easy to approach;

3.Hardworking: constantly working and completing tasks, unwilling to rest;

4.Popular: the life of the party at gatherings, a welcomed guest.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Energetic: full of energy and vitality;

2.Fearless: daring and not afraid of taking risks;

3.Conscientious: consistently adhering to agreed-upon moral standards in one's conduct;

4.Balanced: stable and taking the middle road.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Boring: lifeless and lacking vitality;

2.Awkward: avoiding attention from others and feeling unnatural under the gaze of others;

3.Showy: fond of performance, superficial, and loud;

4.Domineering: enjoys commanding and controlling, sometimes slightly arrogant.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Careless: living in a careless and disorganized way;

2.Lack of empathy: difficult to understand others' problems and difficulties;

3.Lack of enthusiasm: not easily excited and often feeling that good things are hard to come by;

4.Unforgiving: difficult to forgive and forget the harm others have done to oneself, prone to jealousy.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Reticent: unwilling to participate, especially when things are complicated;

2.Resentment: often holding onto actual or imagined offenses by others in one's mind;

3.Contrariness: resisting or rejecting others' methods and being stubborn;

4.Nagging: repeating the same thing or story over and over, forgetting that it has been repeated many times, and always finding something to talk about.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Picky: insists on petty details and always likes to find faults;

2.Timid: often feeling strong worry, anxiety, and melancholy;

3.Forgetful: lacking self-restraint and resulting in forgetfulness, unwilling to remember mundane things;

4.Frank: straightforward and candid, directly expressing one's views.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Impatient: unable to tolerate waiting for others;

2.Insecure: feeling worried and lacking self-confidence;

3.Indecisive: having difficulty making decisions;

4.Interruptive: a nonstop speaker who is not a good listener and does not pay attention to others' speaking.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Unpopular: disliked due to strong demands for perfection, keeping people at a distance;

2.Uninvolved: unwilling to join or participate, not interested in others' lives;

3.Unpredictable: sometimes excited and sometimes depressed, or always failing to keep promises;

4.Lack of empathy: difficulty expressing emotions for the weak or suffering in public.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Stubby: insisted on doing things according to one's own opinions and not listening to different opinions;

2.Capricious: lack of consistency in doing things, acting arbitrarily;

3.Hard to please: making it difficult for others to please due to high demands;

4.Slow to act: slow to act and not easily involved or always acting slowly.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Plain: plain and indifferent, taking a middle ground and not showing emotion;

2.Pessimistic: expecting the best but often seeing the negative aspects first;

3.Conceited: self-evaluating highly and thinking oneself the best choice;

4.Permissive: letting others do what they like in order to please them and have them praise oneself.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Irritable: prone to mood swings, childlike temperament, easily agitated and quickly forgetting afterwards;

2.Aimless: not liking goals and having no intention of setting goals;

3.Argumentative: prone to arguing with people and feeling right about everything;

4.Self-absorbed: easily feeling isolated and often lacking a sense of security or worrying about others not liking being around oneself.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Naive: childlike simplicity, not understanding the true meaning of life;

2.Negative: often seeing the negative aspects and having few positive attitudes;

3.Rash: full of confidence and daring but always inappropriate;

4.Indifferent: indifferent, taking things as they come.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Worried: Feeling uncertain, anxious, and agitated at times;

2.Poor social skills: Always looking for others' flaws and not being liked by others;

3.Workaholic: Setting grand goals for the sake of reward or achievement, rather than perfection, and working tirelessly without a desire for rest;

4.Seeking recognition: Needing others' recognition and approval, like an actor.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.overly sensitive: overly reactive to things, feels offended when misunderstood by others;

2.not smooth and experienced: often expresses oneself in an offensive or thoughtless manner;

3.timid: retreats in the face of difficulties;

4.talkative: unable to control oneself and talks nonstop, unable to listen to others.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Timid: uncertain in everything, lacking confidence in what they do;

2.Disorganized: lacking the ability to arrange their life;

3.Domineering: impulsively controlling things and people, bossing others around;

4.Depression: often feeling low or down.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.lack of perseverance: indecisive, contradictory, emotionally and behaviorally inconsistent;

2.introverted: living in their own world, keeping thoughts and interests to themselves;

3.intolerance: unable to tolerate others' views, attitudes, and ways of doing things;

4.unassuming: indifferent to many things.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.disorganized: living environment is chaotic and frequently unable to find things;

2.emotional: emotions are not easily excited, easily depressed when feeling unappreciated;

3.muttering to oneself: speaking in a low voice and not caring about being unclear;

4.enjoys manipulation: being shrewd in handling things, manipulating situations for personal advantage.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.slow: actions and thoughts are generally slow and excessively tedious;

2.stubborn: determined to do things according to one's own wishes and not easily convinced;

3.attention seeking: needs to be the center of attention and to attract people;

4.suspicious: does not easily trust and has doubts about the true motives behind language.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Solitary: requires a lot of time alone and avoids crowds;

2.Domineering: unhesitatingly expresses their rightness or control;

3.Lazy: always assesses how much energy a task will take before deciding to do it, and prefers not to do it if possible;

4.Loud: speaks and laughs loudly, often drowning out others.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Procrastination: Slow to start and needs motivation for tasks;

2.Skepticism: Doubts things and doesn't trust others;

3.Quick to anger: Gets irritable and angry when actions are slow or tasks are not completed as designated;

4.Lack of focus: Unable to concentrate or focus on tasks.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Revengeful: holds grudges and punishes those who offend them;

2.Impatient: easily bored and dislikes doing the same thing for long periods of time;

3.Reluctant: unwilling to participate or engage;

4.Reckless: acts impulsively and without thought due to lack of patience.

Select only one option from each of the four choices in each of the major headings, a total of 40 questions, without omission. (Note: Please select the one that comes to mind first. If you are not sure, you can recall the situation in your childhood or choose based on the evaluation of the person you are most familiar with.)

1.Compromise: In order to avoid conflict, even if one is right, one is willing to give up one's own position;

2.Good at criticism: Constantly measure and judge, often consider expressing opposing opinions;

3.Sly: Resourceful, always has a way to achieve one's goal;

4.Fickle: Like a child, with short attention span, needing variety, afraid of boredom.