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WHAT’S YOUR TYPE?
ISTJ ISFJ INFJ INTJ
“DOING WHAT “A HIGH SENSE “AN INSPIRATION “EVERYTHING
SHOULD BE OF DUTY” TO OTHERS” HAS ROOM FOR
DONE” IMPROVEMENT”
ISTP ISFP INFP INTP
“READY TO TRY “SEES MUCH BUT “PERFORMING “A LOVE OF
ANYTHING SHARES LITTLE” NOBLE SERVICE PROBLEM-
ONCE” TO AID SOCIETY” SOLVING”
ESTP ESFP ENFP ENTP
“THE ULTIMATE “YOU ONLY GO “GIVING LIFE “ONE EXCITING
REALISTS” AROUND ONCE AN EXTRA CHALLENGE
IN LIFE” SQUEEZE” AFTER ANOTHER”
ESTJ ESFJ ENFJ ENTJ
“LIFE’S “HOSTS AND “SMOOTH “LIFE’S
ADMINISTRATORS” HOSTESSES OF TALKING NATURAL
THE WORLD” PERSUADERS” LEADERS”
QUESTIONNAIRE
with
SAMPLE ANSWER SHEET &
SCORING INSTRUCTIONS
*
THE KEIRSEY TEMPERAMENT SORTER* Page 2 of 6
For my clients and those who would benefit from gaining insight and a fuller
understanding into and about your personality traits and those elusive influences that
steer many of your life choices; that they may further enrich your life, increase more
of what works for you and decrease what does not; deepen rapport and your
connection with loved-ones and friends; maintain good health and high spirits and
reduce stress; and last, but not finally, make your way in the world and enhance
creative and business endeavors and service to others.
I have taken the liberty of offering up David Keirsey’s temperament sorter with
information and references from both Keirsey and Myers-Briggs all of whom have
written books and offer questionnaires for elucidating and organizing feedback about
your personality and assisting in making life choices.
You have my best wishes for an interesting and informative exercise which is not the
end but merely a new beginning. Follow-through and discover your rewards.
Marie Margenau-Spatz, Ph.D.
February 2002
*The Keirsey Temperament Sorter is copyrighted by David Keirsey from the book Please Understand Me and Please Understand Me II Copyrighted © 1978 David Keirsey.
THE KEIRSEY TEMPERAMENT SORTER* Page 3 of 6
Questionnaire
This section comprises the Keirsey Temperament Sorter Questionnaire. There are seventy (70)
questions. Please answer all questions by choosing a response, either a or b, and entering a check
9 mark on the Answer Sheet that corresponds to the numbered question. You must answer all
questions to insure accuracy. After you complete answering the questionnaire, tally your
responses and follow the Directions for Scoring. You will find a Sample Answer Sheet as an
illustration, as well as an Answer Sheet and Extra Answer sheet. In another section you will find
selected information about the 16 basic types which you should refer to after you arrive at the
four (4) letter “answer” which refers to your type. You may also find reading Keirsey best-seller,
Please Understand Me (I and II), as well as Myers-Briggs’ Type Talk useful to understand more
fully how you may use this information to your advantage. Good journey.
1. At a party do you: 11. In judging others are you more swayed by:
a. interact with many, including strangers a. laws than circumstances
b. interact with a few, know to you b. circumstances than laws
2. Are you more: 12. In approaching others is your inclination to be somewhat:
a. realistic than speculative a. objective
b. speculative than realistic b. personal
3. Is it worse to: 13. Are you more:
a. have your “head in the clouds” a. punctual
b. be “in a rut” b. leisurely
4. Are you more impressed by: 14. Does it bother you more having things:
a. principles a. incomplete
b. emotions b. completed
5. Are you more drawn toward the: 15. In your social groups do you:
a. a. keep ab enings
convincing reast of other’s happ
b. touching b. get behind on the news
6. Do you prefer to work: 16. In doing ordinary things are you more likely to:
a. to deadlines a. do it the usual way
r”
b. just “wheneve b. do it your own way
7. Do you tend to choose: 17. Writers should:
a. rather carefully a. “say what they mean and mean what they say”
b. somewhat impulsively b. express things more by use of analogy
At parties do you:
8. 18. Which appeals to you more:
a. stay late, with i a. consistency of thought
ncreasing energy
b. leave early, with decreased energy b. harmonious human relationships
9. Are you more attracted to: 19. Are you more comfortable in making:
a. sensible people a. logical judgments
b. imaginative people b. value judgments
e interested
10. Are you mor in: 20. Do you want things:
a. what is actual a. settled and decided
b. what is possible b. unsettled and undeci
ded
*The Keirsey Temperament Sorter is copyrighted by David Keirsey from the book Please Understand Me and Please Understand Me II Copyrighted © 1978 David Keirsey.
THE KEIRSEY TEMPERAMENT SORTER* Page 4 of 6
21. Would you say you are more: 35. Do you put more value on the:
a. serious and determined a. definite
b. easy-going b. open-ended
22. In phoning do you: 36. Does new and non-routine interaction with others:
a. rarely question that it will all be said a. stimulate and energize you
b. rehearse what you’ll say b. tax your reserves
23. Facts: 37. Are you more frequently:
a. “speak for themselves” a. a practical sort of person
b. illustrate principles b. a fanciful sort of person
24. Are visionaries: 38. Are you more likely to:
a. somewhat annoying a. see how others are useful
b. rather fascinating b. see how others see
25. Are you more often: 39. Which is more satisfying:
a. a cool-headed person a. to disc oughly
uss an issue thor
b. a warm-hearted person b. to arrive at agreement on an issue
26. Is it worse to be: 40. Which rules you more:
a. unjust a. your head
b. merciles
s b. your heart
27. Should one usually let events occur: 41. Are you more comfortable with work that is:
a. by careful selection and choice a. contracted
b. randomly and by chance b. done on a casual basis
28. Do you feel better about: 42. Do you tend to look for:
a. having purchased a. the orderly
b. having the option t b. whatever tur
o buy ns up
29. In company do you: 43. Do you prefer:
a. initiate conversation a. many friends with brief contact
b. wait to be approached b. a few friends with more lengthy contact
e is: o more by:
30. Common sens 44. Do you g
a. rarely questiona a. facts
ble
b. frequently questiona b. principles
ble
31. Children often do not: e you more in
45. Ar terested in:
a. make themselves usef a. production and distribution
ul enough
b. exercise their fantasy enough b. design and
research
making decisions do you feel mor hich is more of a comp
32. In e comfortable with: 46. W liment:
a. standards a. “There’s a very logical person”
b. feelings b. “There’s a very sentimental per
son”
e you more o you value in yourself more that you
33. Ar : 47. D are:
a. firm than gentle a. unwavering
b. gentle than firm b. devoted
hich is more admira o you more
34. W ble: 48. D often prefer the:
a. the ability to organize and be methodical a. final and unalterable statement
b. the ability to adapt and make do b. tentative and preliminary sta
tement
*The Keirsey Temperament Sorter is copyrighted by David Keirsey from the book Please Understand Me and Please Understand Me II Copyrighted © 1978 David Keirsey.
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