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What to include in your paper?

• What is personality? (2 points)
• Name the two personality tests that you took, and where you found them. (2 points)

• The personality tests (2 paragraph)
  • Describe both personality tests that you took, including the following in both descriptions:
    • What kind of questions did each personality test ask you? What were your options for answering those questions? (3 points)
    • What did the tests say about your personality? (Don’t just copy-and-paste the results; instead, describe the results in your own words.) (3 points)
    • Do you agree with the personality tests’ results? Why or why not? (3 points)

• Conclusion (1 paragraph)
  • Describe your overall impression of both personality tests:
    • Based on class material, did you feel that these were valid tests of your personality? Why or why not? (3 points)
    • For each test, what could be changed that might improve the test in some way? (3 points)
    • Which personality test did you think was an overall “better” test? Why? (3 points)

• Make sure that your paper is neat, organized, easy-to-read, and free of spelling/grammar errors.

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Miscellaneous information

• We are flexible regarding which personality tests you take. They don’t necessarily have to be scientifically based tests, though they certainly can be. If it seems like a personality test to you, it counts! Let us know if you have questions.
• This paper is worth 25 points. Please see the previous section for the distribution of these points.
• When you have completed your paper, please submit it to Moodle Wk 14.
• Be sure that your paper is saved in a .doc, .docx, or .pdf format. This is important to ensure that the document will be able to open. Papers submitted in a different format will not be accepted for grading.
• The paper is due by August 14 at 11:59 pm Toronto time. No late papers will be accepted.

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