We now live in an era where almost everyone naturally carries a smartphone, and our sense of distance from the telephone as an item has changed, hasn’t it?
Because phones have become so familiar, the ways we use them—and how we interact with them in various situations—can reveal each person’s thinking and behavior patterns.
So this time, we’ve put together a wide-ranging list of psychology tests related to phones, from public pay phones—which you rarely see nowadays—to smartphones.
As you try them, imagine how you usually behave and how you would react to sudden, unexpected events.
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Psychological tests involving telephones, from pay phones to smartphones (1–10)
A personality test that reveals what you’re seeking on your smartphone’s home screen
This is a personality test that reveals what you’re seeking based on what you set as your smartphone’s home screen.
Among the options—your favorite character or celebrity, landscapes or scenery, pets or animals/people close to you, the default setting or a simple design—it diagnoses you based on the closest match.
Because it’s something you look at often, your deep psychology may be strongly reflected in it.
It might be interesting not only to consider your own screen, but also to observe what kind of home screens the people around you have.
A psychology test that reveals how likely you are to switch partners based on what you do with your phone during a date
This is a psychological test that reveals how likely you are to switch partners based on what you do with your phone during a date.
Imagine which behavior you’d choose from the following: often making calls, often sending messages, neither calling nor messaging, or checking messages but replying later.
From these four choices, the test determines whether you are the flirtatious type, the type that wants to keep a tight hold on your partner, the type that values your partner most, or the work-over-love type.
If you’re feeling uncertain about your partner’s feelings, observing their usual behavior with this test in mind might give you some helpful hints.
A psychological test where your reaction to a public phone message reflects your state of mind
This is a psychological test in which the words that come to mind in response to a note left on an old public phone saying “Please tell me something” reveal what’s inside your heart.
There are no choices, so answer with the first message that comes to mind.
Results are available not only for those who come up with some words, but also for those who can’t think of any, so start by trusting your intuition.
You’ll likely meet a version of yourself you weren’t aware of, so why not try it with your friends and family as well?
A personality test that reveals your way of thinking based on how you choose a mobile phone
This is a personality test that reveals how you think based on what you prioritize when choosing a mobile phone.
Do you value unlimited calling and other voice plans, prioritize web and email functions, focus on design such as color and shape, or go with a popular model recommended by the store staff? Try selecting the one you usually find most important.
Since mobile phones are devices many people rarely part with nowadays, it makes sense that your thinking would be reflected in your choice.
Each option comes with points to watch out for and advice, so be sure to use it as a reference.
A psychology test that reveals how likely you are to be cheated on based on how you handle a found cellphone
This is a personality test that shows how likely you are to be cheated on, based on how you’d handle a lost cell phone.
The four options—checking the contents to identify the owner before contacting them, calling the home or a family member if you can find their number, taking it straight to the police box, or doing nothing because it’s a hassle—each reflect different personality traits.
Depending on your answer, your “cheatability” score will be diagnosed as 5%, 30%, 60%, or 85%, so be careful if you get a high number.
Whether you currently have a partner or are looking to start a new relationship, why not try it yourself at least once?
A psychology test to reveal your reaction when your cheating is exposed due to a wrong-number call
This is a psychological test that reveals how someone might react when their affair is exposed, and how they feel after being confronted about cheating, by looking at how they handle making a wrong-number call.
There are no preset choices, so each person’s unique reactions and feelings come out, which can be interesting.
If you suspect your partner is cheating, trying this test and then confronting them might end up serving as a kind of answer check.
However, remember it’s only a psychological test, so regardless of the results, be careful not to feel completely reassured or to continue suspecting them without other grounds.
A psychology test that reveals your attractiveness level based on how you handle a phone call
This is a personality test that reveals your attractiveness based on how you handle a phone call that comes in while you’re watching your favorite TV show.
Whether you choose to call back after the show ends, not answer and not call back, or pick up immediately on reflex, each option is somewhat relatable.
The test comes with explanations along with scores of 10, 30, or 40 points, so if your unconscious behavior is leading to undesirable outcomes, it might be worth using as a reference.