Is this a circle?

This shape says more about your personality than you think

Look at this shape.

What do you see?

A circle, a badly drawn circle or not a circle at all?

There’s no right or wrong answer but what you see says a lot about you.

Scientists believe that if you see a circle, you’re more likely to be liberal and in support of issues like same-sex marriage, aid for the homeless and the legalisation of cannabis for recreational use.

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Don’t think it’s a circle? Then you’re more likely to be a conservative voter who has interests in immigration issues, protecting the rights of a business owner and cutting down on drug use in society, news.com.au reports.

The study comes out of Psy-Q, where subjects were shown a range of images which were slightly altered.

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