The Enneagram Personality Test

The Enneagram Personality Test is designed to assess and categorize an individual's core personality type out of nine distinct types. Developed by Óscar Ichazo and later expanded by Claudio Naranjo, the test identifies key behavioral patterns, motivations, and fears that drive human actions. Each type is associated with specific strengths, weaknesses, and emotional tendencies. The nine types are further divided into "wings," which represent adjacent types that influence a person’s behavior, and stress and growth points that indicate how each type behaves under pressure or when developing. This test serves as a tool for self-awareness, offering valuable insights for personal growth, emotional intelligence, and understanding interpersonal relationships. The test consists of multiple-choice questions, where each option corresponds to different levels of agreement or behavior associated with certain personality traits. For each statement, the participant is asked to select one of the following responses: 1. Strongly Agree 2. Agree 3. Neutral 4. Disagree 5. Strongly Disagree The questions cover a range of behaviors, motivations, and preferences, allowing the test to accurately assess the participant’s primary Enneagram type. Each individual’s responses are then analyzed to determine their dominant personality traits, helping to identify their main Enneagram type and provide insights into their emotional and cognitive processes.