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1 Self-Report Inventories 1
13 Big-Five Inventory 22
15 Characteristics of Self-Actualizers 23
terms of their level of generality. The cognitive sector (intelligence), the conative sector
(character), the affective sector (temperament), and the somatic sector (constitution).
Specific responses to different stimuli become habitual responses over a time period. These
different habits become traits that are difficult to modify. These similar traits clubbed become
super factor or type of personality (e.g., introversion). Hans Eysenck based his two-factor theory
on these ideas. For this, he analyzed the responses people gave to personality questionnaires. As
part of the factorial analysis, Eyesenck used statistical data reduction and agglutination. In this
case, he used this technique to reduce behaviors to a series of factors with common attributes: the
super factors. Each set of factors is grouped under one dimension.
According to Eysenck, the three independent dimensions of personality are Psychoticism (P),
Extraversion (E), and Neuroticism (N), which is why it’s called the PEN model. In his view, these
three super factors are adequate descriptors of personality.
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Assignment Container Personality: Theories & Assessment (MPC-003)
Types of Reliability
Internal External
Extent to which a measure is consistent Extent to which a measure varies from one use
within itself to another
Test Retest
Measures the stability of a test over time
Parallel-Forms
Split-Half Method
The extent to which subject give similar ratings
Measures the extent to which all parts of
across two different measures that assess the
the test contribute equally to what is being
same thing
measured
Inter Rater
To the degree to which different raters give
consistent estimates of the same measure
• Validity
Validity refers to extent to which the test measures what it intends to measure. For example, when
an intelligent test is developed to assess the level of intelligence, it should assess the intelligence
of the person, not other factors. (376 Words)
Q. No. 5 Explain the classification of projective techniques. Discuss the strengths and
weaknesses of projective techniques.
The classification of projective techniques based upon the responses of the examinees, has been
provided by Lindzay. He has divided projective techniques into the following five categories
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Assignment Container Personality: Theories & Assessment (MPC-003)
Answer: As per Guilford’s, an individual personality is nothing but the individual’s unique pattern
of traits. Trait, for him, is any distinguishable, relatively enduring way in which one person differs
from another.
It is important to note that Personality is not the sum total of seven traits but rather a whole or
single entity which can be looked at from at least seven different angles. These seven traits are
Physiological traits, Morphological traits, needs, interests, attitudes, aptitudes, temperaments.
(77 Words)
Answer: The term “idiographic” comes from the Greek word “idios” meaning “own” or “private”.
Psychologists interested in this aspect of experience want to discover what makes each of us
unique. Hence, in this approach, each individual is examined deeply and no general laws are
considered important, that are beyond the individual to be studied. (53 Words)
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