Big Five President Test
You are here because one of your friends linked you to his or her Big Five President Test result.
Take the testOut of 25 U.S. Presidents, your friend is the most like:
Bill Clinton
"My speechwriters must have been tearing their hair out, because as we practiced [my inaugural speech] between one and four in the morning on Inauguration Day, I was still changing it."
Compared to the general population, your friend is:
- High on Openness
- Extremely low on Conscientiousness
- Extremely high on Extroversion
- Low on Agreeableness
- Above average on Neuroticism
According to a study done by Jeffery J. Mondak, Ph.D., your friend's scores indicate that he or she is:
- Not likely to discriminate on the basis of race or sexual orientation.
- More likely to be pro-choice rather than pro-life.
- Likely to feel trapped by the status quo.
- Likely to enjoy complex and abstract discussions.
- Likely to be more knowledgeable on academic topics.
- Less likely to favor military intervention as a means of solving foreign policy problems.
- More likely to think that international cooperation will solve foreign policy problems.
- Less likely to take an active interest in their community, preferring instead to go their own way.
- More likely to be cosmopolitan in tastes and less likely to be patriotic and proud of their country.
- Less likely to enjoy romantic fiction than the rest of the population.
- More likely to have a tolerant attitude towards smoking.
- More likely to favor mild criminal punishments over harsher ones.
- More likely to watch TV, read the news, and stay up to date on current events.
- More likely to mobilize their friends to take part in their own interests.
- Someone who seems opinionated to others, while being in fact quite open-minded and tolerant of opposing views.
- More likely to frequently change jobs and partners.
- More likely to end up in jail or to get in trouble with the law.
- More likely to generally disagree with their immediate friends and family.
- More likely to stand their ground and push back against people who are hostile to them, or with whom they are in disagreement.
- More likely to support the use of capital punishment.
- Less likely to take a favorable view of government welfare programs.
According to a study done by Jayme Neiman, Ph.D., your friend's scores indicate that he or she is:
- More likely than the average person to enjoy bitter vegetables like broccoli and arugula.