Teste de Eneagrama

The Enneagram isn't a clinical tool. It's a self-reflection framework with no peer-reviewed evidence that it carves people into nine empirically distinct types. Useful as a mirror, not as a diagnosis. Take the result as a starting point for thinking, not a verdict on who you are.
Statement 1 of 27

I notice mistakes and imperfections that other people seem to miss.

Statement 2 of 27

When someone I care about is upset, I drop what I'm doing to help.

Statement 3 of 27

I'm good at adapting how I present myself to fit the room.

Statement 4 of 27

I often feel like something essential is missing from my life.

Statement 5 of 27

I prefer to observe a situation carefully before getting involved.

Statement 6 of 27

I think about what could go wrong, so I can be prepared.

Statement 7 of 27

I'd rather plan something exciting than dwell on what's bothering me.

Statement 8 of 27

I don't mind direct confrontation when I think I'm right.

Statement 9 of 27

I'm uncomfortable when the people around me are in conflict.

Statement 10 of 27

I have a strong inner critic that judges my work harshly.

Statement 11 of 27

I tend to know what other people need before they ask.

Statement 12 of 27

I measure myself by what I accomplish.

Statement 13 of 27

I'm drawn to things that are beautiful, sad, or out of the ordinary.

Statement 14 of 27

I guard my time and energy carefully — I don't have unlimited supplies.

Statement 15 of 27

Loyalty to people I trust is one of my strongest values.

Statement 16 of 27

I have more ideas and plans than I have time to do them.

Statement 17 of 27

I take charge naturally when nobody else is stepping up.

Statement 18 of 27

I can usually see all sides of an argument.

Statement 19 of 27

I feel a responsibility to do things the right way, even when it's harder.

Statement 20 of 27

I'd rather give than receive — accepting help feels awkward.

Statement 21 of 27

When I set a goal, I find a way to make it happen.

Statement 22 of 27

My emotions are intense, and I don't try to hide them from myself.

Statement 23 of 27

I'm happiest when I'm absorbed in learning something deeply.

Statement 24 of 27

I sometimes doubt my own decisions and want a second opinion.

Statement 25 of 27

I'd rather try ten new things than master one slowly.

Statement 26 of 27

I'd rather be respected than liked, if I had to choose.

Statement 27 of 27

I tend to go along with what others want to keep the peace.

0 of 27 answered — answer every statement to see your type.

Vinte e sete afirmações, três por tipo do Eneagrama. Leia cada uma e escolha concordo, neutro ou discordo. O tipo com mais pontos é o seu resultado principal; o segundo aparece como sua provável asa. O Eneagrama é uma ferramenta de autorreflexão — útil para pensar em como você funciona, não uma avaliação clínica. Trate o resultado como ponto de partida, não como veredito.

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Como usar

  1. 1

    Leia cada afirmação e escolha uma de três respostas: concordo, neutro ou discordo. Não há resposta certa — vá no primeiro instinto.

  2. 2

    Cada concordo vale 2 pontos, neutro vale 1, discordo vale 0. Cada um dos nove tipos do Eneagrama tem três afirmações, então a pontuação máxima por tipo é 6.

  3. 3

    Responda as 27 afirmações e clique em “Ver meu tipo”. A ferramenta soma os pontos por tipo e mostra os dois primeiros.

  4. 4

    Leia a descrição do seu tipo principal e da sua asa. A asa é a segunda maior pontuação, seja ou não vizinha no modelo clássico (1w2, 1w9 etc.) — mostramos o que suas respostas realmente disseram.

  5. 5

    A lista no final mostra as nove pontuações em ordem. Se os dois primeiros estiverem próximos, provavelmente os dois tipos te descrevem. Se estiverem distantes, o primeiro é o melhor ponto de partida.

  6. 6

    Faça de novo quando quiser. O botão de refazer reinicia o teste do zero.

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