Personality Assessment

A set of vocabulary flashcards related to personality assessment methods and concepts.

Clinical Interviews

Fundamental method for personality evaluation where psychologists discuss personal history, family background, life experiences, concerns, goals, and emotions with the individual.

Structured Interviews

Interviews that use specific questions to assess personality.

Unstructured Interviews

Open and exploratory interviews allowing for a more flexible discussion about the individual.

Personality Tests

Psychometric tests designed to evaluate personality traits, such as MMPI and MBTI.

Behavior Observation

The psychologist observes an individual's behavior in different situations to gather information about interpersonal relationships and emotional expressions.

Self-Reports and Questionnaires

Instruments completed by individuals to evaluate aspects of their personality, including traits and emotional tendencies.

Clinical History

Information from medical and psychological records used to gain a comprehensive understanding of the individual's personality.

Behavior Assessment

Specific evaluations designed to observe an individual's behavior in designated situations.

Life History Assessment

Understanding an individual's life experiences, including trauma, to comprehend personality evolution.

Ethical Evaluation

Personality assessments conducted confidentially and ethically aimed at helping individuals understand themselves better.