Handout/MCT Hue Are U? (Potter Style, $16.95) is available through www.randomhouse.com and www.amazon.com.

By Stacey Hollenbeck
McClatchy-Tribune

Feeling blue? What about magenta or lime green? Choose wisely, the color you pick could be a revealing insight into your true self.

A new personality test, Hue Are U?, uses a person's color preferences to determine their motivations, passions and powers. The test, developed by Dewey Sadka using the Dewey Color System, operates like a card game. Subjects choose their favorite and least favorite colors from a stack of 66 cards and then flip them over to get valuable insights into their true nature.

Hue Are U? distinguishes itself from other personality tests that let subjects choose the traits they feel describes them best, making it more accurate. For example, subjects that choose blue as their least favorite primary color may be dismayed to learn they tend to avoid commitment.

The cards also come with relationship and career advice. Subjects who chose red-orange as one of their favorite intermediate colors should be cautious. Hue Are U? says, "Others can mistake your affection for sexual aggressiveness."

Hue Are U? (Potter Style, $16.95) is available through www.randomhouse.com and www.amazon.com.