The first personality test appeared in the 1920s and commonly used to simplify the process of selecting personnel in the military. Nowadays, a lot of similar tests exist but the purpose differs according to which field it belongs to.
And here is another simple test you can try.
How many horses to do you see in this picture?
How many horses you see will reflect your personality and here’s what it means.
1 horse
You are not very observant and look at most things only on the surface. You don’t care about small things and make decisions quickly. But you believe in unity and think that we’re all related and a part of a larger whole—making you a good leader and a team player as you listen well to opinions and ideas.
You have the ability to visualize beyond the true meaning. You have a way to look at things differently. You do not easily lose the debates as you try to keep your data clear, making it hard for someone to make you believe things you do not believe. You believe in hunches and don’t really care what people think of you.
Between 5 to 10 horses
If you see around this much, you are the person that likes to take things seriously and gives your best in every situation. You are a perfectionist, but very reasonable and always focused on your duties. You hardly have any difficulty achieving the goals you’ve set but can be a little careless sometimes.
You have no problems repeating things or going back and forth searching for something, especially when you know your goals. You are confident and sure of yourself most of the time but you can underestimate things sometimes—which may lead to failures. But given your personality, you didn’t let things affect you and keep going.
11 horses and more
If you can see 11 or more horses, you are indeed very detailed and an observant person. you have the ability to perceive many things that others can’t. You make sure to do everything the way you want it and usually do the work thoroughly without losing any details to achieve perfection. But that can cause you to stay behind sometimes.
You like doing things following a set of instructions and always wanted to get the best result. You are never satisfied with a simple answer and believe you can go beyond that. Sometimes, your insistence and desire for perfection will generally make you feel insecure about the results. So it’s always better to go with the flow and not take things too seriously.
Tell us how many horses did you see in the comments and if this is accurate for you.
