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Give an example of a self-report measure.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Define personality assessment.
 
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Answer: A self-report measure is a questionnaire asking people to report information about their own personalities, usually through rating themselves on a list of adjectives or statements. A personality test that you take answering questions about your typical behaviors is an example of a self-report measure.

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Answer: Personality assessment is the way in which researchers measure and define personality using a variety of methods.



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