Szondi Test: Scary Personality Test That Reveal Your Deepest Hidden Self

 

Interpretations

1) Sadist

Repression

You are likely to have repressed some experiences from the first years of life associated with authoritarianism in your behavior, a need to dominate and a propensity for bad intentions. If you chose the portrait of this teacher may have repressed some offensive or demeaning to other behaviors in your unconscious.

Denial

You are likely to be a completely harmless and peaceful creature, always ready to help others. If you are an office worker, your superiors may find it difficult to handle you. When you do not want to do something, you create barriers (for example, getting late to work or showing that you are in a bad mood). Often, when you have to defend yourself, you choose passive resistance and defiance, which in the long term exhaust those who created problems for you.

2) Epileptic

Repression

When we talk about personality disorders associated with brain disease, damage and dysfunction (as occurs in some cases of epilepsy), some of the diagnostic features can beimpulsiveness, irritability, the outbursts of anger and aggression. If this stout gentleman with a round head caused revulsion and fear in you, it is likely that early in your childhood you repressed some of such feelings and behaviors to your subconscious.

Denial

It is most likely that you are a kind and peaceful person. Being meek and friendly, you give the impression of a responsible and self-controlled person. You are stable in your feelings and easily bond with people, ideas and objects.

3) Katatonic

Repression

Some features of this mental disorder is the excessive stimulation of imagination and cognition in general and negativism. If this unshaven but smiling gentleman caused negative feelings in you, you may have repressed some hyperactivity of your mind, which could make you lose touch with reality if it had not been transferred to your unconscious.

Denial

You tend to adopt stereotypical behaviors and do not like innovations and changes. Maybe you’re the type of timid and diffident person, who finds it particularly difficulte to adapt to new situations. Your biggest fear is to lose self-control. You are a bit stiff, often defensive and perhaps inhibited person who never deviates from the ‘behavior codex’.

4) Schizophrenic

Repression

The schizophrenic personality is characterized by intense apathy, distortions of thought and incompatible emotions. If this impassive gaze and poker face gave you goose bumps, you probably repressed a feeling of indifference towards others and withdrawal from things and events at an early stage of your childhood.

Denial

You are probably quite a sociable person. You believe in socializing and communication with others, enjoying your companies and going out often. The sociability is rather misleading and perhaps hides an isolated person who lives with the feeling of being always alone. Your relationships may seem impersonal and superficial, as if they lack the true feeling. Deep down, you may feel that you do not need others and coexistence with them.

5) Hysteric

Repression

Some personality traits of hysterical people are superficial and unstable emotions, narcissism and exhibitionism. If chose this strange lady with heavy eyelids as the person that scares you most of all, maybe it’s because you have repressed an insatiable desire to captivate attention and a thirst for approval.

Denial

You give the impression of a modest person with intense inwardness. However, in reality, seeming a quiet and shy person, you may be possessed of an overpowering and excessive desire to charm others. You meticulously take care of your appearance and behavior. For example, you always try to be elegant and well-dressed, complementing your clothes with accessories that attract the attention of others.

Sublimation

Such people are likely to choose a rare/extravagant profession or hobby.

6) Depressive

Repression

Lack of self-esteem, feelings of inferiority and guilt are the main symptoms of depression. The fact that this harmless being is an incarnation of aversion for you may mean that you are a deeply depressed person who manages to have these symptoms under control.

Denial

Perhaps you are an outgoing and carefree person. You always show dynamism, confidence and optimism. Sometimes, of course, you get upset and can manifest dysthymia and melancholy (“sad clown syndrome”). You can also be suspicious and morose.

Sublimation

It is very likely that shift your depressive tendencies to assuming the role of everybody’s psychologist, searching for solutions to other people’s problems.

7) Maniac

Repression

Some diagnostic features of mania are extroversion, overstimulation, overestimation of self and a waste of money and emotions. If this kind face seems disgusting to you, it probably means that inside you there is a kind of excitement which, if not controlled, would transform you into a fanatic mystic.

Denial

You are very likely to be a person who does not want to provoke with his/her behavior and who detests noise, extremes and excesses. You are an example of discretion, restraint and measure. Being logical and thrifty, you always have a fully controlled behavior.

8) Dissociative identity disorder

Repression

This kind of personality is expressed in a person’s desire to live and be accepted as a member of the opposite sex. If this young man seems dangerous and depraved to you, perhaps early in your childhood you repressed an identity problem or more specifically a problem about your gender identity.

Denial

If the defense mechanism of denial worked, you may have a tendency to emphatically confirm your biological sex. In this case, your behaviors, maners and appearance emphasize that you are a real man or a real woman. If you’re a man, you are very “macho”, and if you are a woman, you always try to look sexy and seek to flirt and attract men.

Source: Learning Mind

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  1. I don’t know what I have to conclude about that… I have 5) so what can I do with this knowledge?

    1. we have the same choice, it simply gives us awareness of our unconscious repressed feelings and thoughts, it somehow gives me hint about why we act naturally in our own ways, it sounds strange to know your deepest hidden self.

    2. 5) Hysteric
      Repression
      Some personality traits of hysterical people are superficial and unstable emotions, narcissism and exhibitionism. If chose this strange lady with heavy eyelids as the person that scares you most of all, maybe it’s because you have repressed an insatiable desire to captivate attention and a thirst for approval.

      Denial
      You give the impression of a modest person with intense inwardness. However, in reality, seeming a quiet and shy person, you may be possessed of an overpowering and excessive desire to charm others. You meticulously take care of your appearance and behavior. For example, you always try to be elegant and well-dressed, complementing your clothes with accessories that attract the attention of others.

      Sublimation
      Such people are likely to choose a rare/extravagant profession or hobby.

  2. My deepest darkest fear, when one day, I suddenly lost total control of myself yet hasn’t been able to settle my “traces” (issues, belongings, made peace). I fear to leave this world with “a mess” or burden to other people. I have been “setting unconciously” to live alone by myself, even with 1 daughter, I wish not to trouble her with my problems. Hence, my option is eerily falls to accurately:

    3) KATATONIC

    Repression

    Some features of this mental disorder is the excessive stimulation of imagination and cognition in general and negativism. If this unshaven but smiling gentleman caused negative feelings in you, you may have repressed some hyperactivity of your mind, which could make you lose touch with reality if it had not been transferred to your unconscious.

    Denial

    You tend to adopt stereotypical behaviors and do not like innovations and changes. Maybe you’re the type of timid and diffident person, who finds it particularly difficulte to adapt to new situations. Your biggest fear is to lose self-control. You are a bit stiff, often defensive and perhaps inhibited person who never deviates from the ‘behavior codex’.

    1. 1) Sadist
      Repression

      You are likely to have repressed some experiences from the first years of life associated with authoritarianism in your behavior, a need to dominate and a propensity for bad intentions. If you chose the portrait of this teacher may have repressed some offensive or demeaning to other behaviors in your unconscious.
      Denial

      You are likely to be a completely harmless and peaceful creature, always ready to help others. If you are an office worker, your superiors may find it difficult to handle you. When you do not want to do something, you create barriers (for example, getting late to work or showing that you are in a bad mood). Often, when you have to defend yourself, you choose passive resistance and defiance, which in the long term exhaust those who created problems for you.

  3. Wow… I chose 4, and I actually think that the results are not far from the truth… Though I don’t know what to do with the results?

  4. #4. She creeps me out. As for the description, it’s probably about 75% right.

  5. I’ve got to admit that they all looked creepy to me! But the one that stood out to me the most was the lady in picture 4, to me she is scary and I definitely wouldn’t like to bump into her at any time of the day not just at night!
    When reading the interpretation it was like someone telling me something that I knew about myself already, only me and it felt like now someone else was telling me or describing me rather, felt like confirmation somehow! Quite accurate may I add! 🙂

  6. I have dysthymia, but the depressive one wasn’t the one that freaked me out. It was the schizophrenic and epileptic ones that did. It’s completely understandable though. I did repress feelings like those. I still have them and I’m slowly beginning to acknowledge them, but I’m not quite sure what to do about them.

  7. Though I’m actually quite sociable and very friendly, one of my biggest fears are change and losing control of my life and my thoughts (since my wild imagination can stray to darker parts) and yeah number 3 is totally accurate for me.

  8. What does it mean when i’m not bothered by any of these people? I mean, none of these people really look scary or threatening

  9. Jesus Christ. I chose 4 and this is so accurate, it’s even more terrifying than the face itself

  10. #4 Very accurate. Made me a lil sad because I definitely did stop caring about a lot of things from a pretty young age. Indifference. Legit.

  11. 8) Dissociative identity disorder
    Repression
    This kind of personality is expressed in a person’s desire to live and be accepted as a member of the opposite sex. If this young man seems dangerous and depraved to you, perhaps early in your childhood you repressed an identity problem or more specifically a problem about your gender identity.

    Denial
    If the defense mechanism of denial worked, you may have a tendency to emphatically confirm your biological sex. In this case, your behaviors, manners, and appearance emphasize that you are a real man or a real woman. If you’re a man, you are very “macho”, and if you are a woman, you always try to look sexy and seek to flirt and attract men.

    This is a totally accurate description of me in many respects.

    First, I do have a “desire to live and be accepted as a member of the opposite sex”. I’m a trans woman.

    Second, my “behaviors, manners, and appearance emphasize that you are a real man”. I did try for a decade or so to be a “real man”. I tried to become a stereotypical dumb jock for about a decade. I failed miserably.

    Third, the DIssociative Identity Disorder title. I have multiple p[ersonalities, so I actually do have MPD/DID.

  12. #6.
    It’s true am depressed
    But am not the life of a party.
    Yea, I always’ psychologize ‘ myself.

  13. Honestly, I found only 4 and 5 to be at all disturbing, with 5 easily taking the cake.

  14. 3) Katatonic
    Repression
    Some features of this mental disorder is the excessive stimulation of imagination and cognition in general and negativism. If this unshaven but smiling gentleman caused negative feelings in you, you may have repressed some hyperactivity of your mind, which could make you lose touch with reality if it had not been transferred to your unconscious.

    Denial
    You tend to adopt stereotypical behaviors and do not like innovations and changes. Maybe you’re the type of timid and diffident person, who finds it particularly difficulte to adapt to new situations. Your biggest fear is to lose self-control. You are a bit stiff, often defensive and perhaps inhibited person who never deviates from the ‘behavior codex’.

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