Psychometric data helps psychologists and social researchers better predict what behaviors will arise from an individual’s decisions. The […]
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The 16 Personality Factor Questionnaire (16PFQ) was conceived in the 1940s by psychometricians Cattell, Eber, and Tatsuoka. It […]
Does the early bird catch the worm? Sometimes. Does the well-rested individual catch the worm? Absolutely. When Benjamin […]
Pets are popular with families, students, couples, and singles alike. What does your pet say about your personality? […]
What does it mean to be masculine or feminine—and why are we so curious about the ever-shifting landscapes […]
Carl Jung published his archetypes which encompass key human roles and motifs in his works The Archetypes and […]
Video, console, and PC gaming is a now huge multi-billion dollar industry, especially from the boom in popularity […]
The concept of four temperaments and humors is an ancient and alternative approach to personality theory by Hippocrates. […]
Narrative design is the umbrella term for the hierarchies, branches, maps, dialogues, and thoughts of characters in an […]
What is the Socionics Personality Model? As the love child between sociology and personality psychology, Socionics offers a […]
*Disclaimer: I’m not a licensed mental health professional or a psychiatrist, so please refrain from asking for personal […]
According to the moon chart and birth coordinates, natal charts govern how each individual’s life will play out. […]
Type theories and trait theories are all in the rage: from the Kiersey four-type profiler to the HEXACO […]
Note: CPAI stands for the Chinese Personality Assessment Inventory, an all-encompassing set of traits used exclusively in Chinese-speaking […]
Carl G. Jung originally proposed eight distinct functions, with 16 possible functional stackings—which translates to 16 personality types. […]
DISC: Dominant, Influencing, Steady, Compliant. It’s one of quickest growing workplace profiling systems aside from Kiersey Temperament Sorter […]