Question

Cattell’s personality test identified ________ personality traits that were scored on a continuum from high to low.

Answer 1

Cattell’s personality test identified "16" personality traits that were scored on a continuum from high to low.

What is Cattell’s personality test?

Allport's list was examined by Raymond Cattell, who reduced it to 171 traits primarily by removing words that were repetitive or unusual. He then determined which attributes are connected to one another using a statistical method called factor analysis.

Some of the descriptive phrases used for each of Cattell's 16 personality dimensions are described in the subsequent personality trait list.

1. Abstractness: Creative vs. Realistic
2. Uncertainty: Fear versus confidence
3. Forceful versus submissive dominance
4. Liveliness: spontaneous versus controlled 
5. Emotional stability: calm compared high-strung
6. Flexibility opposing clinging to the known versus being open to change
7. Controlled versus uncontrolled perfectionism
8. Privacy: Open versus discrete
9. Argument: Concrete vs abstract
10. Rule-consciousness: Adhering to the rules versus breaking them
11. Self-reliance: Dependence versus independence
12. Sensitivity: Having a soft heart versus a strong mind
13. Unrestrained social assertiveness versus shyness
14. tension: agitated versus at ease
15. vigilance: trusting or suspicious
16. Outgoing versus reserved warmth

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