The 16 Personality Factor (16PF)

Below are the comprehensive results of Yoell’s 16PF test and its tabulated data:

Table 1. Extraversion

Global Factor Primary Factor Raw Score Scaled Score Rating

Extraversion 5 Average

A. Warmth 20 8 High

F. Liveliness 16 7 High Average

H. Social Boldness 2 3 Low

N. Privateness 20 9 High

Q2. Self-Reliance 10 6 Average

Yoell has an average ability to relate to people, as seen by his extraversion

global factor score of 5. He frequently chooses to be alert, cordial, lively, and
spontaneous. He typically feels uneasy in social situations and rarely divulges personal
information to others. He tends to be energetic and spontaneous, although he may also
be reserved at times. Yoell can also function successfully both individually and in a
group.

Table 2. Independence

Global Factor Primary Factor Raw Score Scaled Score Rating

Independence 7 High Average

E. Dominance 16 6 Average

H. Social Boldness 2 3 Low

L. Vigilance 20 10 High

Q1. Openness to 24 8 High

Change

On the global factor of independence, Yoell had a score of 7, indicating that his
level of independence is higher than the norm for the population. He is competent both
as a leader and a follower. He is wary of other people and steps in to take control of a
situation when necessary. However, Yoell is also shy in social settings and helpful when
working with others. Additionally, his outcomes show that he favors trying out new
ideas. Yoell is the kind of person who is adaptable to change. Despite his usual level of
assertiveness, his caution over others' intentions frequently makes him more reserved.

Table 3. Tough-Mindedness

Global Factor Primary Factor Raw Score Scaled Score Rating

Tough-Mindedness 3 Low

A. Warmth 20 8 High

I. Sensitivity 12 6 Average

M. Abstractedness 16 8 High

Q1. Openness to 24 8 High

Change

Yoell has a low level of determination, as seen by his score of 3 on the

tough-mindedness global factor. He pays close attention and frequently strikes a
balance between objectivity and subjectivity when making decisions. He is more likely to
take into account abstract ideas when analyzing a predicament or issue. Yoell is also at
ease with experiencing new circumstances. Because he is open to different viewpoints,
he often makes fair assessments.

Table 4. Self-Control

Global Factor Primary Factor Raw Score Scaled Score Rating

Self-Control 4 Low Average

F. Liveliness 16 7 High Average

G. Rule- 10 4 Low Average

Consciousness

M. Abstractedness 16 8 High

Q3. Perfectionism 16 7 High Average

Yoell attained a score of 4 on the self-control global factor, resulting in a low

average rating. He tends to give in to his impulses more frequently in general. He is
accountable, persistent, and works hard to provide flawless, excellent results. He favors
theories and abstract concepts. Yoell has a tendency to do as he pleases. Additionally,
he enjoys trying new things and occasionally acts impulsively.
Table 5. Anxiety

Global Factor Primary Factor Raw Score Scaled Score Rating

Anxiety 8 High

C. Emotional 12 4 Low
Stability

L. Vigilance 20 10 High

O. Apprehension 8 5 Average

Q4. Tension 16 7 High Average

Yoell received a score of 8 on the anxiety factor, which is a high rating.

Compared to other people, he is more hesitant and unpredictable. He is the kind of
person who gets irritated or bothered easily. He tends to worry more and be more
judgmental of others. He displays feelings of self-doubt and mistrust. He frequently
questions both his own abilities and other people's motives. Moreover, Yoell frequently
reacts impulsively rather than calmly and collectively.

PRIMARY FACTOR SAMPLE REPORT

Primary Factor Raw Score STEN Score Interpretation

A: Warmth 20 8 High

B: Reasoning 9 5 Average

C: Emotional Stability 12 4 Average

E: Dominance 16 6 Average

F: Liveliness 16 7 Average

G: Rule-Consciousness 10 4 Average

H: Social Boldness 2 3 Low

I: Sensitivity 12 6 Average

L: Vigilance 20 10 High

M: Abstractedness 16 8 High

N: Privateness 20 9 High

O: Apprehension 8 5 Average

Q1: Openness to Change 24 8 High

Q2: Self-Reliance 10 6 Average

 Q3: Perfectionism 16 7 Average

Q4: Tension 16 7 Average

Interpretation:

The client sees himself as someone who is attentive and warm towards others.
He seems to be lively and energetic. This may be due to his upbringing. He has a
tendency to fill the room with laughter and make everyone feel better. The client is also
likely to show kindness towards others. Connecting with others comes naturally for the
client due to his warm personality. Similarly, the client likes to consider abstract ideas
over concrete ones. If at all feasible, he will always try to view things from a deeper
perspective. He is capable of coming up with numerous solutions to problems. He
might, however, be so preoccupied with impersonal concepts that he fails to consider
the situation from a contextual, cultural, and practical standpoint. The client may
become so preoccupied with his thoughts that he neglects to attend to his immediate or
bodily requirements. He might also struggle to translate his ideas into concepts that
other people can understand since he might find it challenging to do so.

The client is typically reserved and somewhat introverted. He is probably shy and
timid, which will make him struggle when speaking in front of an audience. If given the
chance to speak, he might feel uncomfortable since he will feel like the center of
attention. Instead of participating in social activities, he is more inclined to concentrate
on his own interests. Similarly, he typically feels uneasy in social situations and rarely
divulges personal information to others. He does not give his trust to others easily. This
may be due to some past circumstances that he experienced. He is easily wounded or
upset when people criticize him. He may therefore be considered to have low
self-esteem. Moreover, the client is usually on guard, alert, doubtful, and suspicious.
He’s always cautious with his surroundings and vigilant. He frequently questions both
his own abilities and other people's motives. The client exhibits indicators of vulnerability
to threats, which can make him feel more anxious.

Summary and Conclusions

The 16 Personality Factor (16PF) was administered to assess socio-emotional

functioning. Yoell's high anxiety score is the most distinctive feature of his 16PF scores.
He tends to be more uptight and cautious than the average person. On the self-control
scale, he also had a low average score. This suggests that he is more prone to give in
to his impulses. Moreover, he received a low rating on the tough-mindedness measure
as well. This suggests that he is more receptive and open-minded, he’s likely open to
experience new things. However, he might be so preoccupied with abstract concepts,
though, that he fails to consider the issue's relevance to daily life, culture, and context.
Recommendations

● The client should try to be less uptight and cautious

● The client should try to participate in social events
● The client should have more control over his decisions
● The client should also consider current issues in his decision making