YOUR PERSONALITY

Learn more about your personality and how it changes over time.

Create an Account or Sign-in to an Account

If you wish to create an account to track your scores or have an account created in July 2023 or more recently, you can do so here. This link will redirect you to one of our newer, and faster servers. You will be able to take one or more surveys, receive feedback, and track your scores over time.

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Take a Survey without an Account


If you wish to take an attachment and personality survey without creating an account, simply click the link below. Please note that you will receive feedback on your scores, but, without an account, you won't be able to access those once you leave the site. (You can print or screenshot them.)

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Legacy Account Sign In

If you wish to login to an account created before August 2022, you can do so here. This version is not being maintained or updated, but continues to exist for users who wish to continue to use it or view their older data.






About


This site is designed to help you learn more about your personality and your attachment styles.

The way it works is simple: (1) You create an account, (2) you answer some questions about yourself, (3) the site provides you with immediate and detailed feedback about your personality and how it compares to that of others.

But here is the innovative and exciting part: You can take the surveys multiple times to learn more about the way in which your personality changes across time.

Most assessment sites only allow you to view a static snapshot of your personality. But research in personality science indicates that our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors change across time--sometimes in surprising ways. This site is designed to help you learn more about which aspects of your personality are evolving, which parts are stable, and how various events that are taking place in your life may promote continuity and change. In other words, this site functions for you as a dynamic map of your personality. And the more you participate, the more that map is revealed.

This site is run by R. Chris Fraley at the Department of Psychology at the University of Illinois.