PSYASS - CHAP 5

Objective tests

Rely on individuals’ personal responses and are relatively free of rater bias.

Objective tests

Easy to administer and has simple scoring systems.

Objective tests

Usually Level A and B

Objective tests

These measures which options consists of structured types of questions and/or statements.

Projective tests

Founded in psychoanalytic theories of personality and involve using ambiguous stimuli to reveal inner aspects of an individual’s personality

Projective tests

Has complex scoring systems and poor reliability and validity

Projective tests

Level C tests

Personality Tests as a Measure

These tests are used in a range of contexts, including individual and relationship counseling, career counseling, and customer interaction management.