We also have a year in industry, and that's a good test of personality.
The search for a meaningful test of personality led Mischel to revisit, in 1968, the protocol he'd used on young children in Trinidad nearly a decade earlier.
Captaincy is a test of personality, or rather character, and Strauss's fortitude and phlegmatic wisdom have been the key component in creating the England team's culture of success.
But the inventor of the test, Hermann Rorschach, never intended it to be a test of personality.
It wasn't until 1939 that the test was used as a projective test of personality.
The UMAT is not a test of personality, values or attitudes, nor is it a measure of previous learning in academic domains.
On the basis of knowledge obtained in the present and previous studies, employers may run personality tests in terms of personality variables such as morningness, flexibility, languidity and hardiness in order to get some indication of how well the employee will deal with different types of shift work.
With little separating the two staunch conservatives on issues, the contest has become a test of personalities and personal connections, celebrity vs. familiarity, and the question of when compromise — like Enzi's involvement in bipartisan healthcare talks early in the Obama administration — amounts to capitulation.
According to Rueff and Thanasoulis-Cerrachio, my comedian question was also a behavioral question, a test of my personality.
And Fichte, according to Jacobi, quite consistently also took as the test of true personality the capacity on the part of a self to reconstruct the whole of nature a priori from the principles of that logic, thus reenacting ideally God's creative deed.
