Multiphasic Personality Type Test

[lamy2006]

My results:

• Has features of psychosis and neurosis; often diagnosed as pseudo-neurotic or latent schizophrenic; brief acute psychotic episodes; tense, nervous, fearful; feels depressed, despondent, hopeless; suicidal ruminations; blunted or inappropriate affect; problems in concentrating and attending; schizoid lifestyle; isolated, shy, withdrawn, introverted; lacks basic social skills; feels inadequate and inferior; sets high standards for self and feels guilty when they aren't met; somatic symptoms; interested in obscure subjects.

 

[combatcuteness]

Ok @sserafim now that you have enough data we need a cool power bi chart of the tendencies of our members. Or at least a online test that new members can fill out to find out which SS member they're

 

[Pluto]

 

[outatime_85]

Your Multiphasic Personality Type:

• Anxious, tense, nervous; worries excessively; vulnerable to real and imagined threats; anticipates problems before they occur; overreacts to minor stress; somatic symptoms; fatigue, exhaustion, tiredness; depressed, unhappy, sad; weight loss, slow personal tempo, slowed speech, retarded thought processes; pessimistic about overcoming problems; broods, ruminates.
• Strong need for achievement and recognition for accomplishments; high expectations for self and others; guilty when goals are not met; indecisive; feels inadequate, insecure, inferior; intropunitive; rigid in thinking and problem solving; meticulous and perfectionistic; may be excessively religious and extremely moralistic.
• Docile and passive-dependent in relationships; can't be even appropriately assertive; capacity for forming deep, emotional ties; elicits nurturance from others; highly motivated for psychotherapy; remains in therapy; considerable improvement likely; usually diagnosed as neurotic (depressive, obsessive-compulsive, anxious).

 

[Unsure and Useless]

• Intense psychological turmoil; anxious, tense, nervous; fearful, worried; phobias; depression and feelings of hopelessness; can't make even minor decisions; wide variety of physical complaints; vague and evasive when talking about complaints and difficulties.
• Immature, dependent; strong needs for attention and affection; intropunitive; apathetic, pessimistic, not actively involved in life situation; unoriginal, stereotyped approach to problems; insight-oriented therapy not effective, but responsive to supportive therapy.
• Disturbed thinking; problems in concentration; lapses of memory; unusual, unconventional ideas; loose ideational associations; obsessive ruminations; delusions, hallucinations, and irrelevant, incoherent speech may be present; the most common diagnosis is schizophrenia.

 

[przeciwwymiotne]

Decided to do the test cuz of the past few months I've been sooo so afraid that I might be slowly developing some kind of a schizo disorder. The test says I'm a hypochondriac lmao