Jungian psychology was one of the most enjoyable courses that I took. It was also one of the hardest subjects that I had to hurdle back then. Just to give you a gist of what's up with this article, we're talking about Carl Jung the Swiss psychiatrist, the guy who was the founder of Analytical Psychology and his studies influences the Myers-Briggs personality test.

Basically, all people can be classified using four criteria - Extroversion, Introversion, Sensing, Intuition. All in all, there are sixteen personality types and going over all of them is gonna be a real pain in the neck.

So it's a good thing that a website called Human Metrics has a personality test based on the Carl Jung-Myers-Briggs typological approach. This test could be taken by anybody who feels like it - be it the average Joe or the college graduate.

As for me, I have been a consistent INFP (Introverted iNtuitive Feeling Perceiving) type. There are 72 questions for you to answer with a yes or no. Questions range from the deep kind (You readily help people while asking nothing in return) to the more shallower bits (You feel involved when watching TV soaps).  After answering all that, you'll know where personality type you'll belong and there are even a couple of descriptions at hand for you. Click on the read link below and take the test to see what your personality type is.