You Got: Moral Role Model

You exhibit a strong sense of moral awareness and high ethical standards. You consistently adhere to ethical principles, even when unsupervised. Your actions are guided by values such as honesty, fairness, and responsibility. Others view you as trustworthy and respected, and your moral standards inspire those around you positively.

You Got: Pragmatist

You have a flexible approach to ethics, making moral judgments based on specific circumstances. You may adjust your behavior to achieve the best outcomes in different situations. While you prioritize effectiveness and practicality, you strive not to compromise your moral principles too easily. You often seek a balance between ethical considerations and practical benefits.

You Got: Situational Ethicist

Your ethical decision-making largely depends on the specific context and circumstances. You adjust your moral standards based on varying situations and relationships. Although your actions may not always be consistent, you aim to uphold ethical values while considering interpersonal dynamics and social norms.

You Got: Individualist

Your ethical standards are primarily based on your personal values and self-interest. You may weigh moral norms against personal benefits, sometimes favoring the latter. Your actions tend to be driven more by individual goals and desires than by external moral standards.