Morality test

When I was filling out this test, I thought at first whether it was a test to determine whether you were a Democrat or a Republican, but I still answered the questions based on my morals and not those of a political party that I might affiliate myself with. According to the results of the test, I am a progressivist with liberal values, but I enjoy traditional aspects. I am a traditionalist when it comes to treating human beings. The test results show that I believe the laws need to be changed or more flexible when it comes to social morals. I am a big proponent of whatever path of life makes you happy, for the most part, should be respected. It says I believe government is too conservative, though I mainly believe that government is too inefficient, but I guess that is what the founders of the U.S. wanted. The moral section was for the most part correct, but a bit too general, though you probably can't get very specific when it comes to these kind of tests.

The Personality portion of the test was a bit more inaccurate, in my opinion. Because the test sees me as a traditionalist, it figures me to be close-minded, but I find my self to be fairly open-minded about most things. I can be very close-minded on certain things, but those are very few. I generally make a plan for things, but I kind of do them as they come rather than being overly organized. I used to be very shy, but I am much more confident when put in a social situation. The test says I am good-natured, courteous, and supportive, which I appreciate. I work hard to be a positive individual, to make people feel welcome where ever they are, but when I am tired, I am not always great at that. I am calm in tense situations, because I can usually sense the tension and generally understand where it originates from..

I believe that this specific test isn't as thorough as other tests that I have taken in the past, but it is a good start to see what you might be perceived as. I would like it if they put a percentile rating for where you lie, just to kind of see what other people are thinking.