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The four dimensions in the 41Q test

41Q describes four separate areas of preference. Each dimension is a continuum, and a result near the middle can also be useful.

Energy and attention

This dimension describes whether you tend to restore energy through inward reflection or through interaction and external activity.

Processing information

This dimension shows whether your attention goes first to concrete facts and experience or to connections, meaning and future possibilities.

Making decisions

This dimension describes which criterion receives more spontaneous weight in a difficult decision: logic and consistency or human impact and values.

Organizing everyday life

This dimension describes whether you feel more secure planning and completing or keeping possibilities open and retaining room to adapt.