What Is the RFTI Test?
RFTI (Red Flag / Green Flag Type Indicator) is a brand-new personality classification framework designed to understand behavioural patterns through everyday life scenarios.
The RFTI Framework
RFTI evaluates you across five categories, each containing three dimensions β 15 dimensions in total:
Self-Awareness (S)
Covers self-esteem stability, self-clarity, and core boundaries β how well you know yourself.
Emotional Patterns (E)
Covers attachment security, emotional investment, and boundaries vs. dependency β your patterns in relationships.
Worldview (A)
Covers outlook, rule flexibility, and sense of meaning β how you see the world.
Drive (D)
Covers action speed, goal clarity, and risk appetite β how you make decisions and execute.
Social Style (C)
Covers social energy, expressive authenticity, and trust default β how you interact with others.
How Does RFTI Work?
The test is simple: you'll see 15 everyday-scenario questions, each with three options. Pick the reaction most like you. Each question maps to one dimension, and your answer scores as H (high), M (medium), or L (low).
Once you're done, the system compares your 15-dimension profile against 20 personality type models, calculates match scores, and picks the type closest to you.
RFTI vs. MBTI
MBTI uses four binary dimensions (E/I, S/N, T/F, J/P) to sort people into 16 types. RFTI uses 15 dimensions with three-level scoring, yielding 20 types β more dimensions, finer granularity.
More importantly, RFTI questions are based on everyday scenarios (blue-tick anxiety, office overtime, Threads posting) rather than abstract psychological statements, so results are closer to your actual day-to-day behaviour.