ACTIVITY 5

DESCRIBE THE TWO MOST COMMON METHODS OF ASSESSING A PERSONALITY. WHICH IS LIKELY TO BE
THE MOST ACCURATE? WHY?

The two most popular techniques for determining a person's personality are the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and the
Big Five Personality Model. In comparison to MBT, the Big Five Personality Model is the more accurate of the two
techniques (Myers-Brigs Type Indicator). Because MBTI only recognizes two personality types, either or, Despite the
16 type clues, there is no middle category like introvert or extrovert, therefore it is difficult to identify a person clearly.
This indication only has two ends, hence. The Big Five Personality Model, which solely measures openness to
experience, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism, is said to be the most accurate in
identifying a person's personality because it also offers a choice between two indicators. Like, for instance, the Big
Five Model Personality contains a choice that might be in the center termed ambivert in addition to whether a person
is either an extrovert or an introvert.