Eysenck Political Test

[Norexan]

Eysenck Political Test

Left-liberals: In Eysenck’s view, left-liberals are tender-minded and neither radical nor traditional, suggesting that they are primarily motivated by a cooperative view of society and compassion for the weak.

Social Democrats: Lean toward the radical side and are somewhat in-between the tender and tough-minded styles, suggesting that they are primarily motivated by economic equality.

Conservatives: Lean toward the traditional side and are likewise in-between the tender and tough-minded styles, suggesting that they are primarily motivated by preserving what has worked in the past.

Fascists: Are both tough-minded and traditional, suggesting that they take a harsh and authoritarian view of politics while at the same time seeing many elements of traditional society as worthy of preservation.

Communists: Are both tough-minded and radical, taking an equally harsh and authoritarian view of politics, but with the aim of upending traditional society in favor of revolution.

 

[Falcarius]

50% Radical, 8.3% Tender-minded.

 

[Maou]

 

[Schrödinger's Name]

62.5% Radical, 70.8% Tender-minded.

 

[Virtual ghost]

I really like the format of this graph. In a lot of ways this is much more logical than classic axis based political test.

 

[Luminous]

4.2% Radical, 58.3% Tender-minded.

 

[SD45T-2]

54.2% Traditional, 4.2% Tender-minded.

 

[Bush]

 

[Mayflower]

Completely in the middle between Radical and Traditional, 4.2% Tough-minded.

 

[Morpeko]

 

[yeghor]

Social Democrats: Lean toward the radical side and are somewhat in-between the tender and tough-minded styles, suggesting that they are primarily motivated by economic equality.