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17 September 2014
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In this programme, you can play along and discover your personality type at home.

Are you an Idealist, a Big Thinker or another of 16 personality types?

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		Discover your personality type Take the 'What am I like?' personality test. Or if you already know your personality type, learn more about it.

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		What Am I Like? The Personality Test First shown Sept 2005 Interactive TV service

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