Originally posted by: PhoeniXof_Hades
Try this. I would like to see the result. It's a bit long, though.
I took it - it was aight:
The test you have just taken is designed to measure your moral
attitudes, particularly as they relate to your religious and cultural
background. We've also included results about your personality, as
measured by the 'Big Five' survey. Your results are explained below,
followed by further discusion about this test.
By
"moral" we mean those aspects of thought and behavior that relate to
commonly accepted notions of right and wrong, and to selfish and
unselfish actions. One need not be religious to be "moral," although
religions do tend to espouse moral codes of behavior. We have broken
down your results into two sub-categories: political/economic morals
and social morals.
Based
on your answers to the previous questions, your overall score on a
conservative/liberal dimension of moral attitudes--compared with the
general population--puts your percentile at 47, with the 99th
percentile indicating the most liberal possible rating. Another way of
explaining this is to say that out of 100 randomly-selected people, you
will most likely be more liberal than 47 of them.
- Your values are neither extremely traditional nor particularly progressive.
- When it comes to social morals, you feel that society's current laws are completely fair and that liberals are too 'out there.'
- You believe that the government's current positions are balanced, fair, and just.
Personality Survey Results |
There
has been much research on how people describe others, and five major
dimensions of human personality have been found. They are often
referred to as the OCEAN model of personality, because of the acronym
from the names of the five dimensions. Your specific personality
indicates that the following attributes will most likely describe you
well:
- You prefer traditional and familiar experiences.
- You are well-organized, and are reliable.
- You are neither particularly social or reserved.
- You tend to consider the feelings of others.
- You tend to become anxious or nervous.
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