Find out how 'likeable' you are with a short personality test

Humans as social animals crave validation and we all want to come across as “likeable”. If you’re curious too, there’s a fun personality test to determine it for you.

The short quiz by IDRlabs is viral on TikTok as users are learning more about their personality style through the test, which you can take for free.

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There’s a test to find out if you’re a ‘likeable person’

Whether you’re likeable or not is purely subjective and based on others’ opinions of you. However, the IDRlabs test poses questions that make you look within yourself.

The personality test can be taken for free on the IDRLabs website. All you need to do is go here and answer 35 questions to find out if you’re easily likeable or hard to like.

The questions are all based on your perception of real-life situations. You can answer them by selecting Disagree to the left or Agree to the right.

Once you’re done answering, the likeable percentage automatically appears on your screen. You will also receive a graph reflecting each trait that stands out in you and the ones that make you undesirable.

You have the option to share it across social media. Several TikTok users have noted that the result they got was pretty accurate considering their personality style.

“The result gave me such Golden Retriever vibes,” said one user, when another added: “Whoa! The final result surprised me. Pretty accurate the test is.”

One user wrote: “Not happy or friendly, but I am funny. What more do you want?”

What the results mean

The final graph shows seven different attributes that determine how likable you are, based on the score.

  • Honesty
  • Friendliness
  • Humor
  • Happiness
  • Tolerance
  • Positivity
  • Kindness

People who are kinder, positive, humorous, and generally happy in life are believed to be more likeable and finish the test with a higher score.

Whereas, those with low tolerance and are less friendly may find themselves on the other end of the spectrum as they are “difficult to like.”