Psychology: Personality Testing
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Personality testing refers to techniques used to consistently measure personality. Websites exist that allow users to take online personality tests to understand themselves better. However, online tests can be inaccurate due to the Barnum effect, where people believe general descriptions are individualized. Real psychological issues require consultation with medical professionals.
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Psychology: Personality Testing
- 1. Applying Psychology To Everyday Life: Personality Testing on the Internet
- 2. Personality Testing Personality testing refers to techniques that are used to accurately and consistently measure personality.
- 3. “What am I really like?”
- 4. Websites: http://www.keirsey.com/sorter/register.aspx http://users.wmin.ac.u/-buchant/wwwffi
- 5. COLOR TEST
- 6. Dr. Max Lûscher Swiss color psychologist, 1969
- 7. MOOD ATTENTION OTHER HUMAN FACTORS
- 9. Barnum Effect When people accept general descriptions more frequently when told they are individualized.
- 10. Online Testing can be good entertainment, but real problems should be handled by real professionals.