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That's an interesting test, but the questions are kind of troubling.

"Do you often think outside the box?" A lot of people who answer "yes" to that question, probably don't, while some who have trouble answering may be pretty far outside all possible boxes. In other words, people choose flattering answers that may not reflect who they really are.

Also the questions may not be quite in the language a person is used to. Neither option may really fit somebody's experience. Sometimes, "Both" or "Neither" or "Sort of" or "Huh?" is the best answer one can give.

A question like "Which do you prefer: Lost or Desperate Housewives is a lot easier to answer. Make a test out of questions like that and you'd have a valuable diagnostic tool.

But golly, it looks like they got me right: "Throughout the entire test, I bet you were searching for "further clarification and hidden meaning" so that you might improve your pitiful life." Wow!

"A question like "Which do you prefer: Lost or Desperate Housewives is a lot easier to answer. Make a test out of questions like that and you'd have a valuable diagnostic tool."
And how could that question be answered by someone who doesn't watch TV and doesn't even know what either of these is? The best part of this test is that it allows to leave the questions like this unanswered, and rolls through instead of insisting on an answer.

"A question like "Which do you prefer: Lost or Desperate Housewives is a lot easier to answer. Make a test out of questions like that and you'd have a valuable diagnostic tool."

I left that one blank since I don't watch either. Interestingly, the test allowed me to leave it blank. I scored "Almost Perfect!" LOL