Since we seem to enjoy these kind of questionnaires, here's a bit of fun: Measure your Moral DNA.

(Taken from an article in the Times newspaper).

My own results, should anyone care:

You are a Judge.

Judges believe that moral principle, or “virtue” is the most important ethical perspective.

They ask “what would be the fair thing to do?” Then they’ll make sure that laws, rules and contracts have been complied with, although they’ll sometimes “interpret” a rule differently to be consistent with their principles. Finally they’ll consider the human dimension and the impact of their decisions on others. Judges are stubborn but good to have around when the going gets tough.

About 17% of adults are Judges.

Strengths: Good at solving really challenging dilemmas.
Weaknesses: Could lack empathy with others in making tough decisions. May sometimes bend the rules if they believe a higher principle is at stake.

Your moral DNA type is PRS.