Compare To The PI-RTM Test

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I would say that the NEO PI-RTM test is much more accurate compare to the Myers-Briggs, probably because it has more words to describe people’s personalities. I had used some of the similar words to describe my personality in assignment two, so I feel that it is more truthful. However, there are many questions to answer, and luckily my browser did not crash. My results for this personality test is mostly similar to my self-description assignment. For example, the most accurate of all is Extraversion. I did not surprise that I score a two on this category because I regard myself as an introversion. Compare to assignment two, I picked reserve and introversion to describe my personality because this is how I see myself. I said that I tell little about myself to people, and I like to be in my own world. As for the Myers-Briggs personality test, I scored high on the Introversion section again. Introversion is a strong personality trait that I have. I believe that no matter what personality test I take, I will always score high …show more content…

I scored a zero on Anger, and it is impossible that I do not know how to get angry. To me, what the score shows is that I do not get angry easily, and it takes a long time for things to be annoying. For example, when younger siblings are not listening to me, I will get angry and yell at them. Moving on, as I pointed out in assignment two that I am a patience person, so I rarely get angry at something. Another facet that is most accurate is Self-consciousness. As I state in assignment two that I am an introversion and that I am reserve. This is because I feel uncomfortable being around a crowd of people that I do not know. I foreshadowed that if I did something wrong, they might make fun of me. For example, I do not like to speak in class because I do not want to be the center of the attention. I might embarrass myself while trying to

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