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Personality Questionnaire Simon Sample 26/08/2015

Report Information This report has been generated using results from the Test Partnership Personality Questionnaire, which analyses a person's personal preferences, motives, and behavioural tendencies. This report presents personality scales based on the candidate's own responses to behavioural questions. Research has shown that the selfreporting measures used in this questionnaire are a valid measure of how people behave in the workplace. Scales have been generated by comparing the candidate's responses with the responses of thousands of other people, to give a comparison of personality traits in the form of sten scores. Sten scores of 4, 5, 6, or 7 are considered to be within an 'average' range for the comparison group, whilst higher and lower sten scores suggest stronger and weaker preferences compared with the comparison group. It is important to note that low sten scores do not necessarily mean poor performance; they just mean a low tendency to exhibit that particular personality trait. Indeed in some roles it is preferable to display low tendencies towards certain personality traits. The information contained in this report is confidential and should be stored securely. The information in this report is likely to remain valid for up to 24 months from the date of taking the questionnaire. Disclaimer This report has been computer-generated and it cannot be guaranteed that this report has not been changed or adapted from the original computer-generated output. If the questionnaire was completed without supervision, the identity of the respondent cannot be guaranteed. Test Partnership accept no liability for the consequences of the use of this report. Page 1

Report Sections Full Personality Scales This section gives a detailed view of the candidate's full personality profile presented on 16 scales. By providing a spectrum of personality traits, it s possible to focus on particular aspects of the candidate s personality. Full Personality Scales Report These pages act as narrative to support the Full Personality Scales section. The report describes how the candidate's responses relate to each of the 16 scales, and what their preferences indicate in practice. Summary Personality Profile Since it's sometimes impractical or unnecessary to analyse every one of the personality traits contained in the first section, this summary profile recasts the candidate s personality traits in an aggregated, more tailored format for alternative interpretation. Summary Personality Profile Report These pages act as narrative to support the Summary Personality Profile section. The report describes how the candidate's responses relate to each of the summary markers, and what their preferences indicate in practice. Page 2

Full Personality Scales 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Approachable Talkative, gregarious and socially uninhibited, easy to talk to and rarely shy. Assertive Strong-willed, confident and authoritative, takes control of social situations. Assured Unhindered by apprehension, knows own strengths, confident in abilities. Calm Remains clear-headed and personable under pressure, relaxed, slow to anger. Caution Wary and avoids great risk, dislikes rash decisions, aware of consequences. Collected Emotionally stable, down-to earth and adaptable, composed and levelheaded. Compassionate Warm, kindly and attentive to the needs of others, outgoing and informal. Explorative Seeks new methods and experiences, open to change, inquisitive in nature. Page 3

Full Personality Scales 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Free Thinking Imaginative, thinks beyond convention, abstracted and pensive. Methodical Uses rational judgement, orderly and objective with strong attention to detail. Private Introspective and self-aware, reserved, inward thinking and avoids disclosure. Procedural Thorough, conforming and responsible, plays by the rules and avoids disorder. Reflective Takes time to evaluate situations, thoughtful, a fast learner, can reason critically. Resilient Adaptable, hardy and unfazed during times of stress or adversity. Sensitive Affected by emotion, tender minded and intuitive to the needs of others. Sociable Enthusiastic, happy-go-lucky and amicable, engaging during social interactions. Page 4

Full Personality Scales Report Approachable Score: 3 Simon sees herself as less approachable than most people. Simon is likely to prefer keeping a low profile and may feel uncomfortable talking to those whom she is unaccustomed. Simon may be considered by others to be shy or seem unlikely to seek new relationships. Assertive Score: 1 Simon sees herself as less assertive than most people. Simon is unlikely to feel comfortable expressing her thoughts, feelings or opinions openly, unless certain that this would be appropriate. Simon is unlikely to take control of social situations or assume an informal leadership role unless required to do so. Assured Score: 5 Simon sees herself as about as assured as most people. Simon is unlikely to become anxious or worried during periods of low-moderate stress, but can be affected during periods of high stress. Depending on the situation and the context, Simon may feel either anxious or assured. Calm Score: 5 Simon sees herself as about as calm as most people. Simon is likely to show a balance between remaining calm and level-headed during stressful situations, and showing or expressing emotionality. Simon is likely to remain level headed under most conditions, except when pushed too far. Caution Score: 9 Simon sees herself as more cautious than most people. Simon is likely to show scepticism or distrust, being questioning of people and their motives. Simon is likely to have some difficulty trusting others, keeping her guard up around people whom she does not know well. Collected Score: 5 Simon sees herself as about as collected as most people. Simon is unlikely to be bothered by everyday annoyances or minor stressors, but may react emotionally during more stressful or disruptive events. Simon is unlikely to be considered by others as volatile, although has the potential to demonstrate greater emotional reactivity under highly stressful conditions. Compassionate Score: 4 Simon sees herself as about as compassionate as most people. Depending on the situation Simon may either be more inclined to place the needs of others above her own, or decide that her needs take precedence. Simon is likely to be warm and outgoing with friends, but more formal with people whom she is less accustomed. Explorative Score: 7 Simon sees herself as about as explorative as most people. Simon is likely to feel equally comfortable working in a stable environment as in a dynamic environment prone to change. Simon may show preference to either variety or stability, depending on the situation or the context. Page 5

Full Personality Scales Report Free Thinking Score: 7 Simon sees herself as about as free thinking as most people. Simon is likely to show a balance between innovative or unusual approaches and traditional, tried and tested methods. Simon may be flexible in her approach to creativity and practicality, expressing preference for one over the other depending task requirements. Methodical Score: 6 Simon sees herself as about as methodical as most people. Simon is likely to be reasonably organised, without being overly focused on attention to detail. Depending on the situation, Simon may either show a preference for rational and systematic approaches to solving problems, or an intuitive and impromptu approach. Private Score: 8 Simon sees herself as more private than most people. Simon is likely to show a preference for interpersonal restraint and reserve over sharing her thoughts and feelings. Simon may take a while before she is ready to open up to other people, remaining reserved and detached until she feels more comfortable. Procedural Score: 7 Simon sees herself as about as procedural as most people. Simon is usually happy to follow rules and regulations, but may consider an overly bureaucratic approach impractical. Simon may feel equally happy following the traditional ways of doing things, or may prefer an innovative approach depending on the situation. Reflective Score: 2 Simon sees herself as less collected than most people. Simon is likely to prefer snap decisions and quick actions, rather than evaluation or critical analysis of situations. Simon shows a preference towards straightforward issues which require little reflection, rather than complex issues. Resilient Score: 6 Simon sees herself as about as resilient as most people. Simon is as likely to experience difficulty during times of stress as most people. Simon may feel confident during periods of moderate stress, but may not cope as well during periods of high stress. Simon is likely to perceive events as about as stressful as most people. Sensitive Score: 7 Simon sees herself as about as sensitive as most people. Simon is likely to show empathy, sympathy and concern towards those she is familiar with, but perhaps less so to people she does not know. Simon will likely try to find a balance between meeting the needs of others and her own. Sociable Score: 7 Simon sees herself as about as sociable as most people. Simon is likely to prefer a balance between seeking the company of other people and maintaining personal boundaries. Simon may, depending on the situation, feel equally comfortable making small talk and engaging with others, or working independently. Page 6

Summary Personality Profile Page 7

Summary Personality Profile Report Agreeableness Score: 3 Simon sees herself as less agreeable than most people. Simon is less likely to demonstrate empathy or concern for others than most people. Simon has a tendency to remain vigilant to others motives and is likely to feel comfortable in a competitive atmosphere, perhaps demonstrating greater inclination towards individual work. Conscientiousness Score: 6 Simon sees herself as about as conscientious as most people. Simon is likely to feel comfortable discerning between situations requiring proactive, self-driven action and those that call for a laid-back approach. Simon is likely to remain vigilant to small details, without dwelling on them. Emotional Stability Score: 5 Simon sees herself as about as emotionally stable as most people. Simon is likely to demonstrate some anxiety or discomfort during stressful situations, while usually maintaining composure. Simon is likely to appear collected and at ease, although may become somewhat selfconscious when challenged or criticised. Extraversion Score: 3 Simon sees herself as less extroverted than most people. Simon is likely to feel less comfortable when she is considered to be the centre of attention, perhaps appearing to others as reserved in social situations. Simon is likely to be somewhat individually-centred and avoid drawing attention to herself. Openness Score: 7 Simon sees herself as about as open to experiences as most people. Simon is likely to feel most comfortable when she is able to seek challenges and new experiences while maintaining a level of stability. Simon is likely to welcome change, so long as it is not too extreme. Page 8