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    Purpose Of Assessment

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    fit in the social category. He found Rehabilitation Counselor, and Academic Advisor. Those are two different carriers that Sean has considered perusing so it seems to fit him. The last assessment that Sean took was the NEO-FFI-3. It is a type of personality assessment Sean enjoyed taking the assessment. He found the results to be fairly accurate and he felt like it was worth his time. Overall he enjoyed taking the assessment and found them to be really helpful and that he agreed with the…

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    This latest chapter on personality is eye-opening because it’s a fine line between a personality trait and an personality obsession. It’s kind of like one person can be neat and organized but if another person does that same thing just a little to much they have Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Or how one person can be considered insecure but if the need constant attention they are Histrionic. I believe that this personality test will show how normal I really am. I won’t have any outrageous scores…

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    The study written by Anuradha and Maria, who examined the colour pattern schemes by numerous chemical attributes in a male Psammophilus dorsalis. P. Dorsalis are encountered in semiarid habitats similar to localized clusters in the Middle East. They can interact by revealing various colours in special regions of the body in specific states. The analysis and design of Anuradha (2017) were theorized and polished but hardly produed average decisive results. Data was gathered in southern India,…

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    Kohlberg stated that people’s moral reasoning develops in stages. In My Girl the protagonist’s moral development is seen through her actions. Vada would be classified in the “Preconventional Morality” level, stage five “Individualism and Exchange” which is marked by the idea of being good so as to attain rewards and to avoid punishments. If the reward is greater then the risk, the actions are justified. Rather than seeing herself as part of society and wanting to contribute to it, Vada is…

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    Abraham Maslow created Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is a motivational theory in psychology that is a model of five human needs. It consists of self-actualization, esteem needs, belongingness and love needs, safety needs, and physiological needs. These five needs can be described as our basic, psychological, and self- fulfillment needs. The five needs are often divided into deficiency and growth needs. Our deficiency needs are the first four levels of Maslow’s model. …

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    Psychometric Testing

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    Candidates may not answer the questions truthfully, also success is not guaranteed simply because the candidate does well. This is the case when assessing the candidates’ personality. There are several tests that claim to be psychometric tests but in fact are not. As stated in the text book “the use of psychometric tests in counselling and stress management, Wendy Lord (1993)”, “any psychometric tool worthy of the name will…

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    INTRODUCTION: People love consistency. Consistency is comforting; and it is pleasant to know what to expect when certain events occur. For example, when something goes up it comes down; and we are all happy to agree that this is due to the defining nature of gravity. If you see an object going upwards, you can safely expect it to take a similar trajectory back down to the ground; and you’d be right to do so under most circumstances. Unless of course you are talking about self-siphoning beads.…

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    Aquinas reasons for God’s existence Aquinas gives five arguments for God’s existence. Of these five I will analyze the first two. The first two arguments are very sound and have very few holes. In my opinion, they provide very strong arguments and overwhelming points to seriously consider the existence of God. The first argument discusses the theory of motion, and how everything in the universe was put into motion, and without a first mover there would be no motion. For that first mover to…

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    Two Types Of Human Senses

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    The way we understand and perceive the world around us as humans are known as senses. There are five senses in human taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight and touch (Bailey, 2013). Human body perceives information through using five senses of smell, taste, hearing, touch and sight. Each sense of body uses a specific part of the body to respond to stimuli in the environment. 1.2 Types of senses There are five senses in the human beings. i. Taste: Taste, also known as gustation, is the ability to…

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    The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality assessment is a psychometric questionnaire that helps individuals discover their personality or psychological type. After answering a series of questions, the results are compiled to determine if the person is sensing (S) or intuitive (I) , thinking (T) or feeling (F), introverted (I) or extroverted (E), judging (J) or perceiving (P). With the fore mentioned possible trait combinations, there are sixteen personality types possible. The test concluded…

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