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Q. What is the Enneagram personality test based on?

A. The Enneagram is a system of personality that describes people in terms of nine personality types, each with its own core motivations, fears and internal dynamics. Learn more about the Enneagram: What is the Enneagram?

Q. How long is this test?

A. The Enneagram test consists of approximately 105 questions and takes about 10-15 minutes to complete.

Q. Is this personality quiz really free?

A. You do not need to purchase or register to take this test and view a basic overview of your results. However, you can purchase a more comprehensive full report.

Q. Is the Enneagram Personality Test accurate?

A. No personality test is accurate for everyone, but this test has been researched extensively to ensure it is valid and reliable, using a variety of statistical methods. Most of our users describe their results as both accurate and insightful. To better understand what you can expect from the assessment, check out our customer reviews.

Q. What will my results for the Enneagram Personality Test look like?

A. After completing the test, you will receive free basic test results showing how you scored for each of the nine types and you will have the option to unlock your full, in-depth report for a fee. To see what you can expect from your full report, see this sample report.

Q. How can I access my Enneagram test results?

After you take a test, you will have the option to create an account by entering your email address. If you create an account, you can view your test results at any time by returning to Truity.com and logging into your account. We do not email your results to you.

Q. Do I need to complete this Enneagram test all at once?

If you've created an account and are logged in when you take the test, your responses will be saved as you go through the test. If you do not log in to a Truity account before starting the test, your progress will not be saved and you will need to complete the test all at once.

Q. Can I have my employees, team or group take the Enneagram test?

A. The Enneagram Personality Test is only available for individual use. However, our Enneagram for the Workplace assessment is available for organizational use through our Truity @ Work platform. For more information about 0ur Truity @Work platform, please see our Testing for Business page.

Q. Is this personality test appropriate for children?

A. None of our tests are appropriate for children under the age of 14. We recommend that those under the age of 18 take the Enneagram Personality Test only with parental guidance.

Q. Where can I find more information about the 9 Enneagram types?

You can find comprehensive profiles of each of the nine Enneagram types here: Enneagram 1 - Enneagram 2 - Enneagram 3 - Enneagram 4 - Enneagram 5 - Enneagram 6 - Enneagram 7 - Enneagram 8 - Enneagram 9

Q. I'm looking for the official Enneagram test. Is this it?

While there are several Enneagram tests available, there is no official Enneagram test. Truity's test is the most popular Enneagram test in the United States, with more than one million tests taken each month and an average customer rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars.

Q. Are you going to sell my data?

We do not sell your email or other data to any third parties, and we have a zero-spam policy. We carefully comply with applicable privacy laws in handling your personal information. You can read more in our privacy policy.

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The 9 Enneagram Types — The Enneagram Institute

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Get detailed descriptions about each of the nine Enneagram types for free. Find your Enneagram Type by taking the RHETI test.

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#3: Read "9 Types of Learners Based on Enneagram"

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#3: Read "9 Types of Learners Based on Enneagram"

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This page is based on a presentation I gave at the Mind Times Nine Conference in June, 2011 and at the Queen's Conference on Education in 2012.

Introduction

Each of us perceives the world from a unique perspective. While each perspective is valid, it is limited. Our personality shapes the way we interact with the world: how we teach, learn, work, and communicate. As teachers, our personality type makes us more comfortable with certain teaching styles over others. As students, our personality type makes us prefer certain ways of learning.

As a teacher, you interact with many students, most of whom probably see the world differently than you do. Different perspectives, values, and preferences sometimes lead to misunderstanding and frustration.

When we study nine personality types of the Enneagram, we can better understand how and why others see the world differently from us. This awareness leads to greater compassion and acceptance of others. We can apply this knowledge to adapt our teaching style (sometimes in very small ways) to make a big difference in how well our students learn. In the classroom, the Enneagram can help teachers and students connect to be effective partners in education.

Each of the nine Enneagram types has a different motivation. Our motivation is a powerful force that drives most of our behaviour. When the world around us supports and reinforces our motivation, a strong tailwind aligns with all our energy, propelling us strongly toward our aspirations. Find ways to align with your students' motivation and watch them soar.

The Type One Student: The Serious Hard Worker

The Type Two Student: The People Pleasing Mentor

Motivation: to be appreciated

Focus: other people and their needs

Strategy: earn appreciation by being kind to others

Dynamic

relationships and feelings

class dynamics just as important to learning process as lesson content

Learning Style

Adapting for Approval

Human Contact

Communication Style

Ideal Classroom

values thoughtfulness, emotional connection

group work and discussion

positive, nurturing atmosphere

small classroom

beautifully appointed with a human touch

The Type Three Student: The Star of the Class

The Type Four Student: The Misunderstood Creative

The Type Five Student: The Intellectual Outsider

The Type Six Student: The Questioning Friend

The Type Seven Student: The Cheerleader

The Type Eight Student: The Challenger

The Type Nine Student: The Accommodating Companion

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Go to Pinterest, search your enneagram number, have fun learning about yourself!

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Create an account or log in to Instagram - Share what you’re into with the people who get you.

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Listen to your song by "Sleeping at Last" 🤗🎧🎵

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As a 7, I learn best through my own experience. I love the trial and error process and I enjoy thinking about ways to improve. I’m never too hard on myself but actually see my failures and mistakes as learning opportunities. I tend to come at something new with a lot of energy and optimism and I enjoy novelty. If I am seeking instruction, I benefit from the kinesthetic experience and genuine honest feedback from someone whom I respect. I don’t have to always be told “you did a great job,” but rather I grow through processing and internalizing constructive criticism- this is what I find most beneficial in mentor relationships. I will bring a fresh perspective, willingness to try just about anything, and a lot of excitement to any new process; but, I crave feedback that will help me think through what I did wrong / could have done better.