Socio-Psychological Personality Type Test
Understand a student’s social style and group fit in about 8 minutes. With 41 quick items, get a clear type profile to guide support, communication, and classroom strategies.
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Social-psychological personality type (Spt)
Social-psychological personality type (Spt)
Average
55.1
Normal range
41.9 — 68.4
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0
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100
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
1. From each pair of personality traits with opposite meanings, select one.
2. If the first condition cannot be met, then when both traits are present to an equal degree (50/50), mark the negative trait.
3. If the positive trait is more prominent but the negative trait is also present, both traits may be marked.
4. If the traits are not observed, no selection is required.
- Sensitive and attentive
- Indifferent and cold
- Both traits
- Neither trait
- Truthful, honest
- Dishonest, deceitful
- Both traits
- Neither trait
- Sincere, open
- Reserved
- Both traits
- Neither trait
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Socio-Psychological Personality Type Test - Symptoms and Signs
This brief questionnaire is designed to support rapid appraisal of a student’s predominant interpersonal style in a school social context. The Socio-Psychological Personality Type Test is intended to summarize observable social-behavioral tendencies that may inform communication and classroom support.
The measure consists of 41 items and typically takes about 8 minutes to complete. Respondents rate behaviorally anchored prompts to yield a profile characterized by one of several categorical interpersonal patterns (e.g., conformity, dominance, sensitivity, anxiety, introversion), which can be used descriptively to guide teacher-student interaction. The Socio-Psychological Personality Type Test is attributed to Hans J. Eysenck.
Author: Hans J. Eysenck
Literature: Baumrind, D. Child care practices anteceding three patterns of preschool behavior. Genetic Psychology Monographs. 1967.
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