Hidden Self Personality Test

About the App

I tried an app of personality test on my phone, called Hidden Self Personality Test. Aaand… The result was quite interesting! It reflected me almost perfectly. You have to try!

Notes: The visual display was not so appealing, so… don’t expect something too sophisticated! 🙂

My Result

1. Leading Factor H-

Tendency

• Collective humanitarian kindness.
• Love of nature and mankind.
• Cultural needs and humanitarian ideas: culture in general, literature and literary arts in particular, spiritual love of humanity.

Main sense & reality perception: Touch, sight

• They are sensitive, impressionable, vulnerable and self-sacrificing. But sometimes they can seem more self-centered than most others. They have a deep need for affection, empathy, understanding and respect. They are impressionable and very sensitive to disapproval and more prone to anxiety.

• They often go to great lengths to avoid criticism and conflicts. This leads to people-pleasing, and trying their hardest to always make sure everyone likes them and is happy with them.

• Such people are creative and have a passion for a creative hobby, like painting, music, or writing. Their mind seems to work in a different way than most. They notice or enjoy delicate or fine scents, sounds and works of art. They are highly sensitive to the environment too. Sometimes other people’s attitude may affect their mood. Their internal state very often mirrors people’s attitude.

• They moves from personal love to the love of humanity. Thus, they identify themselves with this more abstract form of affection: love of humanity. These people often seem cool in interpersonal relations but show warm social or artistic attitudes.

The functions and career ideas: focused on self/others’ body

• The need is for sensual contact through the sense of touch. For example, the occupation of hair dresser, which involves touching the client, represents a social expression of this need.
• To touch, to feel (something), to stroke, to massage, to have to do with the body (masseur, physical therapist, nurse, musician of string and plucking instruments).
• To work on someone’s hair, to put scent or perfume on someone (hair stylist, beautician).
• To serve or to wait on (serving jobs in general).
• To do handwork with soft fabrics and materials, clothing, or textiles (tailors, show window decorator, florist, textile decorator).
• To be full of feelings, to sacrifice, to be full of love, to behave lyrically toward the occupational object (musician, lyric professions).
• To do activities which appeal directly or indirectly to the erotic (dancer, ballet master, film director, model photographer, art and poets concerned with eroticism, lyric poet, dermatologist, sexual researcher, sexual psychologist).
• The occupations are musician, lyric poet, gynecologist, physician for the skin (dermatologists) and for sexual illnesses.

2. M- Factor

Tendency

• Loneliness.
• Good reality sense, realism
  , materialism, ease in acquiring money, squandering money, quick anger with quick fading.

Main sense & reality perception: Taste

• They have an ability to give love and emotional support to the love object.

• They can be a good supporter of someone in a bad situation as a mother would be for a child in bad circumstances. However, they expect that the one helped will give love in return.

• They have a high tolerance for frustration and sometimes may have a pessimistic outlook toward obtaining pleasure and love from others and the environment.

The functions and career ideas: focused on food, drinks, speech

• To joke, to chatter, to tell, to narrate (master of ceremonies, cabaret master of ceremonies, fantastic or exaggerated story telling, using wit, humor, and narration).
• To talk, to speak, to telephone, to report, to lecture, to recite (reporter, politician, radio or TV speaker, telephone speaker, concierge, speech teacher).
• To greet, to welcome, to make contact (being in a partnership type of occupation, trade, salesperson, catering trade).
• To discuss, to negotiate, to sell (salesperson, trader or negotiator).
• To interpret, to translate (interpreter of foreign language, translator).
• To sing, to play a wind instrument, to sound (singer, wind instrumentalist).
• To communicate, to give information, to transmit, to make known, to orient, to inform (giver of information, advisor, consultant, teacher, journalist).
• To speak artistically, to recite, to declaim (actor, reciter, dramatist, and writer).
• To eat, to drink, to eat sweets (nourishment materials and occupations concerned with drinks such as kitchens and hotels).
• To test with taste buds, to sample food (wine tester, coffee tester).
• To nourish, to feed, to give food and drink (restaurant worker, service employee, barkeeper, bar server).
• To prepare food, to cook (cook, landlord, hotel owner and workers).
• To produce or sell food or food stuffs (baker, pastry cook, maker of food and worker in food factory).
• To sell food or food stuffs (food salespersons).

3. Additional Characteristic

• An active repression of libidinal drives and aggressive feelings. The sublimation of libidinal energy in some social or professional activity.
• Moral dilemmas(situations in which there is a choice to be made between two options, neither of which resolves the situation in an ethically acceptable fashion).
• The ego in fight against conflict. Self-restraint.
• Since the opposing drive tendencies simultaneously cathect consciousness, none of them can obtain autonomous dominance. The resulting effect is a babylonian confusion. This ego pattern appears with approximately equal frequency among the three main professional categories, physical labor, the services and intellectual pursuits.
• Unhappiness due to loss of the relationship. There is not any readiness for a new relationship.