Personal Reflection On A Personality Inventory

The test I took happened to be a personality inventory. Instead of being presented with an image and told to describe what i saw like a projective test, I was asked to rate myself on a scale one to five about how I function and my behavior. It is often called a objective personality test because its results come from comparing an individuals answers to the standardized norms collected from groups of people.
I agree with the results from the personality test I took. I received close to the highest score possible on the agreeableness trait. This is true to me giving that I try every moment of every day to please others. I feel like I have failed who i am if they are not satisfied. I have a high concern for others and tend to feel as if most people are trustworthy and honest even if they have reasons to not be. On the extraversion trait was my lowest of all score. It showed that i was considered an introvert and this was indeed correct. Instead of becoming energized with socialization, I tend to become tired by it. I much rather choose down time to myself rather than feeling the need to be around a crowd of people at all times. As a person, i’m more …show more content…
This is because it bases my feeling toward others, how hard of a worker I tend to be, and how honest or trustworthy I am. It shows more of who i am as a person and how I handle situations. I feel as if a projective test would not be as accurate, giving that you are not asked questions of how your personality is, but are analyzed by your response to unstructured stimuli. I don’t see how a persons response to things such as abstract patterns and cartoons are going to have anything to do with how a person works and associates with people. I feel as if being asked questions about how I react and feel about certain things will show the the high chance that I am willing to do a job correct and will put forth effort in all I