How to identify someone's personality type - Exam
  • 1. Which personality assessment is based on Carl Jung's theory of psychological types?
A) Big Five Inventory
B) Enneagram
C) Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
D) DISC Assessment
  • 2. The MBTI identifies personality preferences along how many dichotomies?
A) Five
B) Four
C) Six
D) Three
  • 3. What does the 'E' in 'ESTJ' stand for in MBTI?
A) Empathetic
B) Emotional
C) Extraversion
D) Ethical
  • 4. Which MBTI preference is characterized by a focus on details and concrete facts?
A) Thinking (T)
B) Feeling (F)
C) Sensing (S)
D) Intuition (N)
  • 5. Someone who prefers 'Judging' (J) in MBTI is likely to be described as...
A) Flexible
B) Spontaneous
C) Adaptable
D) Organized
  • 6. The 'Big Five' personality traits are often summarized by the acronym...
A) SMART
B) GREAT
C) LEADS
D) OCEAN
  • 7. Which of the Big Five traits reflects a tendency to be compassionate and cooperative?
A) Agreeableness
B) Conscientiousness
C) Neuroticism
D) Openness
  • 8. A high score on 'Neuroticism' in the Big Five model indicates a tendency towards...
A) Sociability and outgoingness
B) Anxiety and emotional instability
C) Calmness and stability
D) Creativity and imagination
  • 9. Which personality model focuses on nine interconnected personality types?
A) Big Five
B) Enneagram
C) MBTI
D) DISC
  • 10. In the Enneagram, which type is typically described as 'The Helper'?
A) Type Three
B) Type Four
C) Type Two
D) Type One
  • 11. Which personality assessment focuses on dominance, influence, steadiness, and conscientiousness?
A) DISC Assessment
B) Enneagram
C) Big Five
D) MBTI
  • 12. In DISC, 'Dominance' reflects a person's approach to...
A) People and relationships
B) Procedures and quality
C) Pace and consistency
D) Problems and challenges
  • 13. 'Influence' in DISC refers to how a person...
A) Persuades and influences others
B) Follows rules
C) Solves problems
D) Handles change
  • 14. Observing someone's body language is helpful for understanding their...
A) IQ score
B) Personality type
C) Emotional state
D) Past experiences
  • 15. Asking open-ended questions is a good way to...
A) Quickly categorize someone's personality
B) Interrogate someone
C) Gain insight into someone's values and beliefs
D) Determine someone's intelligence
  • 16. Paying attention to someone's communication style reveals their...
A) Level of education
B) Physical health
C) Financial status
D) Preferred ways of interacting with others
  • 17. How someone handles stress can indicate their...
A) Coping mechanisms and resilience
B) Political affiliation
C) Musical taste
D) Future career success
  • 18. A person who enjoys trying new restaurants and activities is likely high in...
A) Conscientiousness
B) Agreeableness
C) Neuroticism
D) Openness
  • 19. Consistently meeting deadlines and being organized suggests high...
A) Conscientiousness
B) Neuroticism
C) Agreeableness
D) Extraversion
  • 20. Observing someone's social interactions reveals clues about their level of...
A) Extraversion/Introversion
B) Conscientiousness
C) Openness
D) Neuroticism
  • 21. Which of these is a limitation of personality assessments?
A) They are free from bias.
B) They may not always accurately reflect real-world behavior.
C) They are always perfectly accurate.
D) They can predict the future.
  • 22. What is 'Barnum effect'?
A) The tendency to accept generalized personality descriptions as uniquely applicable to oneself.
B) A scientifically validated personality assessment.
C) A type of personality disorder.
D) A method of personality type matching based on appearance.
  • 23. Why is it important to consider cultural context when assessing personality?
A) Cultural context only matters for introverted personalities.
B) Personality traits can manifest differently across cultures.
C) Personality is universal and unaffected by culture.
D) Cultural differences are irrelevant to personality.
  • 24. Which of the following is an ethical consideration when using personality assessments?
A) Sharing results publicly without consent.
B) Using results to discriminate against individuals.
C) Maintaining confidentiality of results.
D) Forcing individuals to take assessments against their will.
  • 25. What is a projective test?
A) A personality test based on biological markers.
B) A personality test that measures intelligence.
C) A personality test that uses ambiguous stimuli to elicit responses.
D) A personality test that requires physical exertion.
  • 26. What is a common critique of self-report personality questionnaires?
A) They are always free to administer.
B) They are always completely objective.
C) They are impossible to score accurately.
D) They are susceptible to social desirability bias.
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