9.5.4 Personality Tests
The Congruence Personality Scale Form 1 (CPS-1) is an example of a personality test used to facilitate career decision-making.
The CPS-1 assesses how a person prefers to relate to others, how people react to pressure, how dependable they are in performing tasks, how they approach problem solving and how they behave in a group.
It is designed to assess the following personality traits:
Social Orientation - assesses individual differences in people's preferences for social activity and social interaction;
Cognitive Orientation - assesses individual differences in people's preferences for thinking about and solving problems;
Interpersonal Orientation - assesses individual differences in people's preferences for relating to other individuals and how they handle conflict with others;
Task Orientation - assesses individual differences in people's preferences for how they approach tasks; and
Emotional Orientation - assesses individual differences in people's reaction to stress and pressure.
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