Optical illusion determines if you’re a people pleaser based on what you see first

Personality assessments can offer intriguing insights into the hidden aspects of our character, potentially revealing traits we’re unaware of ourselves.

in the discovery of our psychological layers can be a fascinating exercise, showing us that we may possess qualities we never thought we had, or unveiling new things to understand.

Now content creator Jared, under the handle @trickedtok, uploaded an video which plays on the classic duck-rabbit image, where it depends on what you spot first hinting at whether you’re predisposed to people-pleasing or .

So which appeared to you first?

The caption invites viewers to decipher the image, urging them to interact in the comments and suggesting a flip of their phone for a different perspective.

The caption read: “What do you see first in this image? Let me know in the comments! Turn your phone upside down and see if it changes the picture!”

Depending on personal traits, some may notice a dog clutching a bone initially, indicating a people-pleasing nature. In contrast, a less accommodating disposition might lead to sighting a disgruntled old man first.

Overlaying the visual was Jared’s observation that one’s inclination towards introversion or extroversion influences their perception: “Different people see different things first depending on whether they’re more introverted or extroverted”.

The audience expressed astonishment at discerning both images, with some commenters playfully asserting they caught sight of entirely unexpected elements in the deceptive illustration.

“I saw pizza” one person claimed, sparking a frenzy of wild guesses ranging from “a bunny” to “a capybara”.

As some commenters confessed their difficulties in spotting the man, only seeing a dog, Jared advised: “Turn your phone so the dog is upside down. It’s a man’s head, he’s wearing a flat cap.”

So, what caught your eye first? Drop us a comment with your answer.