Test na archetypy.

[Rafael]

Chyba jeszcze tego nie było:

https://www.idrlabs.com/archetype/test. ... kHe9lgRGBA

Test oparty jest na pracy Carla Junga, kiedyś nawet czytałem, ale dawno nie pamiętam za wiele.
Na podstawie tych archetypów powstało 16 typów MBTI.




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The Lover: Represents the embodiment of passion, connection, and personal engagement.

This archetype is driven by a deep-seated desire to establish close relationships and emotional bonds, whether in romantic contexts or within broader interpersonal interactions. Lovers thrive on harmony and are often seen as enthusiastic, compassionate, and genuinely supportive individuals who prioritize the feelings and needs of others.
In the workplace or social settings, the Lover archetype fosters an atmosphere of acceptance and intimacy, often encouraging others to express themselves openly and build strong, meaningful connections.

Their intrinsic motivation centers around creating an environment where everyone feels valued and understood.
Lovers are typically responsive to the emotional climates around them, adept at navigating and influencing these dynamics to maintain unity and positive relationships.

However, their focus on relationships and emotional depth can sometimes lead them to neglect their own needs or to become overly dependent on the relationships they cherish.
Despite these challenges, the Lover's presence is crucial for cultivating a nurturing and supportive community.
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Ale mi ładnie wyszło tyle komplementów naraz to rzadko się słyszy.


Lover mógłby być przodkiem typów INFJ, ENFJ, ISFJ, ESFJ.

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The Rebel: Represents the figure of the challenger or disruptor, driven to question, oppose, and overturn the existing order. Rebels are motivated by a deep-seated desire for change and a distaste for conformity and unjust authority. They challenge traditional norms and rules, not for the sake of rebellion alone, but to bring about improvement or reform. In stories and mythology, the Rebel often emerges as a hero who stands up against oppressive systems or figures, fighting for freedom and justice. In personal development and psychology, the Rebel denotes an aspect of the personality that resists following paths laid by others, preferring instead to forge new paths or solutions. This archetype is frequently creative, turning its innovative ideas into actions that can initiate significant transformations. However, the Rebel also faces the risk of becoming alienated due to its radical views and actions. When positively integrated, the Rebel can be a powerful force for advocacy and innovation, often inspiring others to rethink their views and challenge the status quo.