Personal Values Test

Your values map shows six values from 0 to 100. Your top value is the one that guided most of your choices, especially in the ranking questions, where you had to pick between good things.

Values that sit opposite each other, like Security and Adventure, often pull in different directions. Seeing both high can explain why some decisions feel hard. Use your top two or three values as a check when you face a big choice: does this option fit them?

Values are the deep beliefs about what matters most in life. They guide our choices, our careers and our relationships — often without us noticing.

One of the best-known models of human values was developed by the Israeli psychologist Shalom Schwartz from the late 1980s onward. Studying people in dozens of countries, he found a similar set of basic values everywhere, arranged in a circle: values next to each other (like security and tradition) go together, while opposite ones (like security and adventure) pull in different directions.

This test groups those ideas into six easy-to-understand values: Achievement, Security, Freedom, Adventure, Kindness and Fairness. It combines importance ratings with ranking questions, because choosing between good things often reveals what matters most.

All 28 questions were written for TestMyPsyche. There are no good or bad values — this test is for self-reflection and fun.