The principle of testing, made easy
The way it works is always the same. We look at the image for a few seconds, without deliberately looking for details. The animal that spontaneously attracts the eye is the one to remember. Then we read the associated interpretation, presented as a "flaw" or a small weakness of character. The important thing? To do so without taking oneself too seriously.
The most seen animals and what they symbolize
Each version of the test offers its own gallery of animals, but some come back very often. The elephant is associated with stubbornness, the horse with pride, the dolphin with sometimes disorganized spontaneity. The rabbit evokes sensitivity, while the bear symbolizes attachment to comfort and habits.
Other, more unexpected figures add a touch of originality: the peacock for the need for recognition, the turtle for extreme caution, or the starfish for an overflowing imagination that can sometimes take away from the concrete. Each description is deliberately nuanced, mixing an appreciable quality with a little everyday flaw, which allows everyone to recognize themselves in it... at least a little.
