Psychology Hub

Free evidence-based tests: MBTI, Big Five, PHQ-9, GAD-7, and WHO-5 — start a screening or explore personality types.

Science-backed self-checks, not a diagnosis

Use MBTI and Big Five for personality maps, or short screenings (PHQ-9, GAD-7, WHO-5) when you want a quick read on mood and anxiety. Results are for self-reflection — they do not replace a clinician. Pick a test below or browse type compatibility.

Psychological Tests

Professional tools for self-discovery and psychological assessment

Personality

MBTI

Personality Type Indicator

Discover your personality type through the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator for deep self-understanding

94 questions
10-15 minutes
16 personality types
Jung-based theory
Career guidance
Relationship insights
Mental Health

PHQ-9

Depression Screening

Depression screening to understand your emotional state and mental health

9 questions
3-5 minutes
Standardized questionnaire
Evidence-based methodology
Quick assessment
Professional recommendations
Anxiety

GAD-7

Anxiety Assessment

Anxiety screening to assess generalized anxiety disorder symptoms

7 questions
2-4 minutes
Clinically validated test
Generalized anxiety assessment
Easy to complete
Professional recommendations
Well-being

WHO-5

Well-being Index

Well-being index to assess your quality of life and subjective well-being

5 statements
1-2 minutes
Scale from 0 to 100 points
Overall well-being assessment
WHO international standard
Brief and effective
Personality

Big Five (IPIP-20)

Personality Profile

Personality profile based on 5 major traits (OCEAN) for deep self-understanding

20 items
5-8 minutes
Five-factor personality model
Detailed OCEAN analysis
Scientific validity
Personal recommendations

How It Works

1

Choose a Test

Select the appropriate psychological test based on your goals and interests

2

Answer Honestly

Answer questions as honestly and openly as possible for accurate results

3

Get Results

Study detailed analysis of results with recommendations and expert advice

Important Information

Not medical diagnosis: Test results are informational and do not replace professional consultation with a psychologist or physician.

Scientific foundation: All tests are based on validated psychometric methods but require specialist interpretation for clinical use.

Confidentiality: All data is processed confidentially and not shared with third parties.

For serious concerns: If results indicate possible psychological difficulties, consult a qualified specialist.

Ready to Learn More About Yourself?

Start with an evidence-based test, then explore MBTI types and compatibility when you want the fuller picture.