The personality tests take some time to finish. The first one has 300 questions. You'll be presented with several pages and at the end of each page you will have to click submit. Don't be impatient here because I'll bet that if you click submit several times you might gum it all up. At the end of this test, you will be presented with an analysis, and you will want to save it. To save the analysis, go to the File menu and select "save as" Give it a name, or maybe print it out.
Personality test #1: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~j5j/IPIP/
The 2nd personality test is much quicker. There are about 72 questions and will take about 10-15 minutes to complete. Once you submit it, you again will want to save the page and perhaps read a bit about the information related to your 'type'.
Personality test #2: http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Monday, January 4, 2010
Electronically obtaining "Defining Psychotherapy..."
Defining Psychotherapy; The last 25 years have taught us that it's neither art nor science, Jay Efran, Michael Lukens, Mitchell Greene. Psychotherapy Networker. Washington: Mar/Apr 2007.Vol.31, Iss. 2; pg. N/A
To read this article, you must:
1. Click on this link: Psychotherapy Networker.
2. Enter in your last name and full student ID number. (Be certain you are entering your correct ID number. If you cannot gain access, contact the NSCC library.)
3. Then click on the link that says: Mar/Apr 2007; Vol 31, Iss. 2
4. Then simply select the correct title. I believe it's the 7th one.
To read this article, you must:
1. Click on this link: Psychotherapy Networker.
2. Enter in your last name and full student ID number. (Be certain you are entering your correct ID number. If you cannot gain access, contact the NSCC library.)
3. Then click on the link that says: Mar/Apr 2007; Vol 31, Iss. 2
4. Then simply select the correct title. I believe it's the 7th one.
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