Architect. By completing the list of questions, you have indicated the aspects of your personality which, in your opinion, are applicable to you. When the results are compared with the current knowledge in psychology on the typology of personality, you are given the following picture. The combination of the different aspects of your personality correspond with the "architect" personality type. This type likes to be very precise and particular in their way of thinking and their way of communicating with the outside world. The "architect" has few problems recognising and then solving illogical assertions. The "architect's" surroundings are there primarily to be understood.

You indicate that you are neither introvert nor extrovert. It doesn't seem to make much difference where you get your energy from: yourself or your surroundings. You are neither sparing nor extravagant with your energy. You feel fine in your own familiar surroundings, but you don't have a problem with unfamiliar surroundings either. In any case, you don't have a preference for either of the two. You can also go either way as far as your relationships are concerned. On the one hand the number of relationships, and on the other hand the degree of depth in the relationships.

The way you answered the questions shows that you think of yourself as quite an intuitive person, having a slight preference for gathering information using a "sixth sense", paying less attention to information gathered by the other senses. From this, you construct a picture not of your situation at the moment but of how your situation could be. Your actions have been guided by "inspiration" more than once. What could happen in the future is an important guide for you. It seems that speculation about what might happen in the future has a reasonable amount of influence on the actions that you take. You have a certain preference for walking with your head in the clouds rather than standing with both feet on the ground.

As far as the way you make decisions is concerned, your answers to the questions suggest that you are a fairly thoughtful person with a slight tendency towards impulsiveness. This means that you have the tendency, to a certain degree, to organise and structure information in such a way that decisions can be taken in a logical and objective manner. There is a slight degree of impulsiveness in your decision making. You find objectivity important, but are prepared to discuss certain axioms If there are strong indications, you are prepared to adjust objectivity and axioms in order for the decision to fit better with your feelings. It can also be seen that you are fairly principled, and have reasonably clear standards regarding what is right and what is wrong. You sometimes approach problem areas from an analytical angle, but don't exclude emotions completely.

An important component of the personality is reflected in their choice of lifestyle. The way you have shaped your life style suggests that you have a slight preference for a spontaneous, flexible life. The fact that things are not clearly fixed is fairly pleasing to you. You sometimes plan ahead and are reasonably good at taking things as they come. Adjusting to new and unexpected situations is fairly easy for you. You may occasionally have felt that you have insufficient time to keep your life in order. It can also be supposed that you are flexible within limits, not always prepared to make compromises, and don't really avoid experiments. You don't find it a problem if things are finished off or not, taking things as they come and trusting in your ability to have things as they should at the last minute. You don't have much of a problem with surprises. They could make life interesting.