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Hogwarts Houses (Sorting Hat)
A book about the Hogwarts House personality system, as applied and elaborated by the sorting hat.
DiSC Personality
DiSC® is an acronym that stands for the four main behavioral styles outlined in the DiSC model of personalities. The lower-case i in DiSC identifies it as part of the original Everything DiSC® and DiSC® Classic family of products produced by Wiley.
PDB Essay Contest Winners
This is where we will paste the essay of the winners of each essay contest for future viewing. User/s that get/s the highest and/or perfect score will be here.
Temporistics
Temporistics is a typology system pertaining to the human relationship with various aspects of time: the Present, the Past, the Future, and the Eternity.
Color Personality System
MOTIVES Personality System
Dungeons And Dragons Archetypes
Baron-Cohen's Empathising–Systemising Theory
Daniel Amen’s 16 Brain Types Theory
MBTI and Cognitive Functions
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Birkman Scales
Belbin Team Roles
Rorschach Testing
PRISM Brain Mapping
Graphology
Vultology
Morphopsychology
Occupational Personality Questionnaire || OPQ
History & Overview
History & Overview
The Four Attitudes
The Twelve Archetypes
The descriptions are based on the research by Carol S. Pearson, Ph.D.
Palmistry
Assorted Questions and Issues
An FAQ style chapter, which will tackle the most commonly covered topics on the PDB Big 5 forum.
Tesseras
Types
Functions
The Three Extraversions
Explains The Three forms of Extraversion this system measures.
The Three Levels
Explains The Three Levels that are used in this system.
The 27 Types
Describes each of the 27 types.
Rational Functions
Rational Rationality refers to that which accords with criteria. The rational is the reasonable, that which accords with reason. I conceive reason as an attitude whose principle is to shape thought, feeling, and action in accordance with objective values. ...
Jungian vs Socionics Definitions
From PDB Discussion Boards Jungian Definitions & Socionics Definitions Comparison [short version] Ni as a Jungian cognitive function gains a singular prophetic vision by peering behind the scene to holistically examine the underlying essence, archetypes ...
Schools of Psychology
Psychoanalysis Psychoanalysis school studies the influence of conscious and unconscious mind on behavior. Key words: conscious, unconscious, identity, ego, superego Key persons: Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung (Analytic psychology) Behaviorism All behavior...
Perspectives on Personality
This article is an excerpt from Carver, C. S., & Scheier, M. F. (2004). Perspectives on personality (7th ed.). Pearson Education, Inc. What is Personality? Personality is a dynamic organization, inside the person, of psychophysical systems that create the pe...
Irrationality || Rationality
Thinking and feeling are rational functions in so far as they are decisively influenced by the motive of reflection. They attain their fullest significance when in fullest possible accord with the laws of reason. The irrational functions, on the contrary, ar...
MBTI Criticisms
Professional opinion on MBTI is divided. On one hand, there are modern psychometrics criticize MBTI for its low reliability and validity and prefer assessments like the Big 5. However, there are also Jungian scholars who acknowledge MBTI's value and think it c...
Friedrich Nietzsche
J Van Der Hoop
Extraversion
Superior Attitude 1. Complaisance 2. Trusting 3. Warm 4. Friendly 5. Enthusiastic 6. Optimistic 7. Erratic 8. Impulsive 9. Willing to reveal oneself 10. Extravagant 11. Flexible mimicry 12. A good mixer...
Big 5 - The Origins
The big 5 was initially developed via the lexical hypothesis. All the words which described human personality in the English language were compiled. Words which had a purely value oriented meaning (e.g. angel, jackass, scoundrel, hero) were excluded. This resu...
Development and Theory
The inception of the big five theory relied upon the assumption that language was a good tool for investigating the underlying traits in human personality. The next stage built upon the lexical hypothesis and instead used self-assessment tests to see if the or...
Introduction to Various Big 5 Systems
Unlike some personality systems where someone originates the theory and every subsequent writer has to build on that theory, and attempts to totally re-engineer fundamental claims are viewed negatively (e.g. Carl Jung's work being the basis of MBTI theory) the...
The NEO PI-R and the IPIP-NEO
The Revised NEO Personality Inventory (NEO PI-R) was developed by Paul Costa and Robert McCrae from the 1970s through to the 2000s. This is a version of the big 5 which subdivides each trait into six facets. This has become one of the most popular and influent...
Openness (to experience)
Listed below are the facets that comprise the trait Openness according to the IPIP. O1: ImaginationHigh Scorers: Vivid imagination. Flights of fantasy. Often reflecting or lost in thought.Low Scorers: Do not daydream or become lost in thought. Do not have a s...
Conscientiousness
Listed below are the facets that comprise the trait Conscientiousness according to the IPIP. C1: Self-EfficacyHigh Scorers: Complete tasks successfully. Tend to excel in their endeavours. Self-assured. Find good solutions.Low Scorers: Can tend to misjudge and...
Extraversion
Listed below are the facets that comprise the trait Extraversion according to the IPIP. E1: FriendlinessHigh Scorers: Make friends easily. Warm. Comfortable around others. Raise the spirits of others.Low Scorers: Hard to get to know. Uncomfortable around and ...
Enneatype 2 - The Helper
Characterological Structure Passion: Pride Imaginary exaltation of self-worth and attractiveness, demanding privileges, boasting, needing to be the center of attention, "playing the part of the princess". Fixation: False-abundance The cognitive sup...
Enneatype 3 - The Achiever
Characterological Structure Fixation: Vanity Strives for degrees, positions of importance, power over others. Trap: Efficiency He has little patience with inefficiency in others, and is looking for more effective and quicker methods of achieving his goal...
Enneatype 4 - The Individualist
Characterological Structure Fixation: MelancholyNever happy with the present, always looking toward a happy future. Trap: AuthenticityFor this person, the really real mate will always be just around the comer of the next hour or day, or year. With such a m...
Enneatype 5 - The Investigator
Characterological Structure Fixation: StinginessDesires anonymity and to view life from the sidelines Trap: Observer For him life is fascinating to watch from a safe hidden place, but is much too terrifying to take part in. Holy Idea: Holy Omniscience T...