1. How would you define personality? The combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual’s distinctive character.
2. What are some key personality features that define you? There are many personality traits that define me but I will give only some key ones. Intelligent, dependable, optimistic, independent, humble, reliable, honest, trustworthy, and persistent. These best describe me because I am an intelligent woman who has been dependable for my family and friends, optimistic and persistent about anything that comes my way that may be bad.
For example: I was diagnosed with breast cancer on January 31, 2013 and instead of me giving up and saying I can’t do school and go through what I am about to face, I w
...as optimistic and persistent that I could go through my treatments with courage and the knowledge that I could beat this and still stay focused and finish accomplishing my dream of earning a degree. I am independent because that is what my parents taught me and my sister. They said if you are able and not disabled to go out and make a living for yourself always be self sufficient and depend on yourself.
I am humble for everything that God has allowed me to receive and accomplish in this life and never thinking that I am above anyone. I am reliable, honest, and trustworthy because I always was taught that you carry these traits for life. When people can rely and trust you then you can always be the person that they can go to for anything. Last but not least honesty was always instilled in me as a
child. I was taught no matter what to always tell the truth and be honest with people and they will always trust what you do or say.
3. What key concepts or “constructs” are used to explain your personality? The key concepts I chose to use would explain my personality and how it has been with me through my life. Being independent has always been something that my parents have taught me and my sister. They have always wanted us to be able to stand on our own two feet if something were to ever happen to them. My parents taught us to always have your own even if we were married. They always wanted us to be able to take care of ourselves and our families. They taught us to never solely depend on anyone because when or if that person would let you down then you would always have your own.
4. Are your personality features consistent or do they change according to the situation? My personality features are consistent for the most part but may change depending on the situation and the severity of the situation.
5. Have you ever taken a personality test before? If so, what was your reaction to the analysis? If not, what would you expect a proper test to measure? I have never taken a personality test but I would expect it to measure my character.
6. What would make a personality test reliable and valid? A test is valid when the available evidence indicates that the test and its subscales measures the attribute it is intended to measure.
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