Understand the thoughts that occupy your mind
You are not your thoughts. Thoughts appear in your consciousness. But what kind of thoughts do you dwell on? Carl Jung’s cognitive functions can help you understand your thinking patterns. By understanding your thoughts, you can change the way you think about life, work, and people.
Why take this test
Spot unhealthy thought patterns
What are your unhealthy and unhelpful thought patterns?
Notice healthy patterns
What are some healthy and constructive thought patterns in your life?
Change your relationship to your mind
Increase your consciousness and build a healthy relationship to your mind.
How it works
Answer interesting questions
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Learn about your thought patterns.
Journal and reflect on your results.
Share with friends and colleagues
Examine your brains – together!
Take the test again later
See if your results change or evolve over time.
How I made this test
My name is Erik Thor, and my goal is to build the world’s most accurate personality tests. Because personality tests are designed to be general, abstract, and applicable to many people, they’re often vague and rely on the Forer Effect. They feel relatable and fun, but they don’t add much value to your life. A good test should be precise. Results should give useful, accurate insights into your own life. That’s why I believe it’s so important to bring personality psychology into practical, real-life scenarios.
My Cognitive Function tests are unique
16 functions instead of 8 for greater nuance and depth
My system with 16 instead of 8 cognitive functions show the difference between left brained (judging) and right-brained (perceiving) thought patterns.
I focus on all the functions, not just your strongest ones
My goal is to give you an understanding of how you relate to all functions. Not just your dominant ones.
I believe everyone has a unique function development
I don’t work with traditional hierarchies. I believe you have a unique way of thinking.
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