Interactive self-report measure of Cattell's 16 Personality Factors using the scales from the International Personality Item Pool. This test uses a public domain.

This is a free online meaure of Cattell's 16 personality factors. Introduction In his explorations of personality, British psychologist Raymond Cattell found that variations in human personality could be best explained by a model that has sixteen variables (personality traits), using a statisical procedure known as factor analysis.

Following this discovery he went on to create and promote the 16PF Questionnaire. This test uses a public domain scales from the Internation Personality Item Pool to measure the same traits. Procedure This personality test consists of 164 statements about yourself, for each indicate how accurate it is on the scale of (1) disagree (2) slightly disagree (3) niether agree nor disagree (4) slightly agree (5) agree. It will take most people around ten minutes to complete. Informed consent This test should be taken for educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for any type of professional service, medical or otherwise. You answers on this test will be stored and used for research, and possibly shared in a way that preserves your anonymity.

More personality tests. Sources: • 'The Items in the 16 Preliminary IPIP Scales Measuring Constructs Similar to Those in Cattell's 16 Personality Factor Questionnaire (16PF)'.

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