How to use it
Check center distinctions, not your identity
Use the quiz to practice which information domain a prompt belongs to. The result measures this attempt at retrieval; it does not assign a center, type, or personality.
NoticeGut: agency and boundary; Heart: value and relation; Head: anticipation and uncertainty.
AnswerChoose the domain the prompt most directly activates.
ReviewRead why the alternatives were less precise.
ReturnRevisit the guide when a distinction remains fuzzy.
Boundary: A quiz score is study feedback. All three centers operate in every person and across the complete sequence.
Review the center guide
Reconnect the questions to the full information-domain model.