Welcome to the Primary Colors
Personality Test. This test was
developed to help you discover
how you may handle and perceive
life and relationships. It can
help you think about your own
strengths and potential pitfalls
with others. Read the directions
carefully.
Directions. There are seven rows
containing six colored boxes. Read the
words in all boxes in Row 1. Put a 6 in the
box containing the words that sound the
most like you. Put a 5 in the box containing
the words that sound the next most like
you. Put a 4 in the box containing the
words that sound the next most like you. 3
means the words are somewhat like you, 2
less like you, and then 1 is least like you.
Remember, 6 is most like you, down
to 1, which is least like you. You must
use each of the six numbers in each
row and cannot repeat the same
number in a single row.
After you complete Row 1, move on
to Row 2 and do the same thing. Then
Row 3, Row 4, Row 5, and so on until
you have finished all seven rows.
IMPULSIVE
Scoring: Now, instead of working across the rows, we’ll look at the numbers down each color column. Add up
the numbers in the Red column and put the total in the Red Total box at the bottom. Then add up the numbers in
the Orange column and put that number in the Orange total box and so forth for each column. Continue until all
columns are totaled. The highest possible score in each column is 42 and the lowest possible score is 7.
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Personality Test. This test was
developed to help you discover
how you may handle and perceive
life and relationships. It can
help you think about your own
strengths and potential pitfalls
with others. Read the directions
carefully.
Directions. There are seven rows
containing six colored boxes. Read the
words in all boxes in Row 1. Put a 6 in the
box containing the words that sound the
most like you. Put a 5 in the box containing
the words that sound the next most like
you. Put a 4 in the box containing the
words that sound the next most like you. 3
means the words are somewhat like you, 2
less like you, and then 1 is least like you.
Remember, 6 is most like you, down
to 1, which is least like you. You must
use each of the six numbers in each
row and cannot repeat the same
number in a single row.
After you complete Row 1, move on
to Row 2 and do the same thing. Then
Row 3, Row 4, Row 5, and so on until
you have finished all seven rows.
IMPULSIVE
Scoring: Now, instead of working across the rows, we’ll look at the numbers down each color column. Add up
the numbers in the Red column and put the total in the Red Total box at the bottom. Then add up the numbers in
the Orange column and put that number in the Orange total box and so forth for each column. Continue until all
columns are totaled. The highest possible score in each column is 42 and the lowest possible score is 7.
Sample
Do
Not
Distribute
