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    MMPI-2 apparently.
    But, for a certainty, back then,
    We loved so many, yet hated so much,
    We hurt others and were hurt ourselves...

    Yet even then, we ran like the wind,
    Whilst our laughter echoed,
    Under cerulean skies...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gilly View Post
    MMPI-2 apparently.
    Yep. MMPI-2.

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    My results tell me I'm an introverted girl wimp who doesn't assert himself, but only a little bit. I can live with this, lol.

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    The link to this test is not valid anymore and I can't find it on their website anymore. Any other sources you know of. Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seem View Post
    The link to this test is not valid anymore and I can't find it on their website anymore. Any other sources you know of. Thanks!
    http://geisel.narod.ru/mmpi2.htm
    I was actually thinking about this just the other day.

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    Scale Description Raw Score K Score T Score % Answered
    True 5 0.882
    False 5 0.882
    ? 557 98.2
    VRIN Variable Response Inconsistency 0 31
    TRIN True Reponse Inconsistency 9 50
    F Infrequency 1 39 1.67
    Fb Backside F 0 42 0.00
    Fp Infrequency Psychopathology 0 41 0.00
    L Lie 0 35 0.00
    K Correction 0 undefined 0.00
    S Superlative Self-Presentation 0 undefined 0.00
    Hs Hypochondriasis 2 2 30 12.5
    D Depression 1 undefined 7.02
    Hy Hysteria 2 undefined 10.0
    Pd Psychopathic Deviate 0 0 undefined 2.00
    Mf Masculinity-Femininity - Male 1 undefined 3.57
    Mf Masculinity-Femininity - Female 1 undefined 3.57
    Pa Paranoia 0 undefined 0.00
    Pt Psychathenia 1 1 undefined 4.17
    Sc Schizophrenia 1 1 undefined 2.56
    Ma Hypomania 0 0 undefined 0.00
    Si Social Introversion 0 undefined 0.00
    D1 Subjective Depression 0 32 6.25
    D2 Psychomotor Retardation 0 undefined 7.14
    D3 Physical Malfunctioning 0 30 9.09
    D4 Mental Dullness 0 38 13.3
    D5 Brooding 0 40 0.00
    Hy1 Denial of Social Anxiety 0 30 0.00
    Hy2 Need for Affection 0 undefined 0.00
    Hy3 Lassitude-malaise 1 43 26.7
    Hy4 Somatic Complaints 1 43 5.88
    Hy5 Inhibition of Aggression 0 30 14.3
    Pd1 Familial Discord 0 38 0.00
    Pd2 Authority Problems 0 30 0.00
    Pd3 Social Imperturbability 0 30 0.00
    Pd4 Social Alienation 0 30 0.00
    Pd5 Self-alienation 0 34 8.33
    Pa1 Persecutory Ideas 0 40 0.00
    Pa2 Poignancy 0 34 0.00
    Pa3 Naivete 0 30 0.00
    Sc1 Social Alienation 0 39 0.00
    Sc2 Emotional Alienation 0 40 9.09
    Sc3 Lack of Ego Mastery, Cognitive 0 42 0.00
    Sc4 Lack of Ego Mastery, Conative 0 39 7.14
    Sc5 Lack of Ego Mastery, Defective Inhibition 0 40 0.00
    Sc6 Bizarre Sensory Experiences 0 41 0.00
    Ma1 Amorality 0 35 0.00
    Ma2 Psychomotor Acceleration 0 undefined 0.00
    Ma3 Imperturbability 0 30 0.00
    Ma4 Ego Inflation 0 30 0.00
    Si1 Shyness/Self-Consciousness 0 36 0.00
    Si2 Social Avoidance 0 37 0.00
    Si3 Self/Other Alienation 0 35 0.00
    ANX Anxiety 0 35 0.00
    FRS Fears 0 35 0.00
    OBS Obsessivness 0 33 0.00
    DEP Depression 1 41 6.06
    HEA Health Concerns 0 33 0.00
    BIZ Bizarre Mentation 0 39 0.00
    ANG Anger 0 32 0.00
    CYN Cynicism 0 32 0.00
    ASP Antisocial Practices 0 30 0.00
    TPA Type A 0 30 0.00
    LSE Low Self-esteem 0 35 0.00
    SOD Social Discomfort 0 32 0.00
    FAM Family Problems 0 33 0.00
    WRK Work Interference 0 33 3.03
    TRT Negative Treatment Indicators 0 35 0.00
    A Anxiety 0 36 0.00
    R Repression 1 undefined 8.11
    Es Ego Strength 1 undefined 1.92
    MAC-R MacAndrew Alcoholism Scale-Revised 1 undefined 2.04
    AAS Addiction Acknowledgement 0 36 0.00
    APS Addiction Potential 2 undefined 5.13
    MDS Marital Distress 0 37 0.00
    Ho Hostility 0 undefined 0.00
    O-H Overcontrolled Hostility 1 undefined 3.57
    Do Dominance 0 undefined 0.00
    Re Social Responsibility 0 undefined 3.33
    Mt College Maladjustment 1 34 9.76
    GM Masculine Gender Role 1 undefined 4.26
    GF Feminine Gender Role 1 undefined 2.17
    PK Post-traumatic Stress Disorder 1 38 6.52
    PS Post-traumatic Stress Disorder 1 38 3.33
    D-O Depression, Obvious 0 32 7.69
    D-S Depression, Subtle 1 undefined 5.56
    Hy-O Hysteria, Obvious 2 42 15.6
    Hy-S Hysteria, Subtle 0 undefined 3.57
    Pd-O Psychopathic Deviate, Obvious 0 34 3.57
    Pd-S Psychopathic Deviate, Subtle 0 undefined 0.00
    Pa-O Paranoia, Obvious 0 38 0.00
    Pa-S Paranoia, Subtle 0 undefined 0.00
    Ma-O Hypomania, Obvoius 0 undefined 0.00
    Ma-S Hypomania, Subtle 0 undefined 0.00
    dem Demoralization 0 37 0.00
    som Somatic Complaints 1 43 7.41
    lpe Low Positive Emotions 0 34 11.8
    cyn Cynicism 0 34 0.00
    asb Antisocial Behavior 0 33 0.00
    per Ideas of Persecution 0 41 0.00
    dne Dysfunctional Negative Emotions 0 34 0.00
    abx Aberrant Experiences 0 39 0.00
    hpm Hypomanic Activation 0 30 0.00
    AGGR Aggressiveness 0 undefined 0.00
    PSYC Psychoticism 0 35 0.00
    DISC Disconstraint 0 undefined 0.00
    NEGE Negative Emotionality / Neuroticism 0 31 0.00
    INTR Introversion / Low Positive Emotionality 0 undefined 2.94
    FRS1 Generalized Fearfulness 0 44 0.00
    FRS2 Multiple Fears 0 37 0.00
    DEP1 Lack of Drive 1 46 16.7
    DEP2 Dysphoria 0 42 0.00
    DEP3 Self-Depreciation 0 41 0.00
    DEP4 Suicidal Ideation 0 45 0.00
    HEA1 Gastrointestinal Symptoms 0 44 0.00
    HEA2 Neurological Symtoms 0 40 0.00
    HEA3 General Health Concerns 0 40 0.00
    BIZ1 Psychotic Symptomatology 0 44 0.00
    BIZ2 Schizotypal Characteristics 0 41 0.00
    ANG1 Explosive Behavior 0 39 0.00
    ANG2 Irritability 0 35 0.00
    CYN1 Misanthropic Beliefs 0 33 0.00
    CYN2 Interpersonal Suspiciousness 0 34 0.00
    ASP1 Antisocial Attitudes 0 32 0.00
    ASP2 Antisocial Behavior 0 38 0.00
    TPA1 Impatience 0 34 0.00
    TPA2 Competitive Drive 0 33 0.00
    LSE1 Self-Doubt 0 39 0.00
    LSE2 Submissiveness 0 41 0.00
    SOD1 Introversion 0 36 0.00
    SOD2 Shyness 0 36 0.00
    FAM1 Family Discord 0 35 0.00
    FAM2 Familial Alienation 0 40 0.00
    TRT1 Low Motivation 0 42 0.00
    TRT2 Inability to Disclose 0 37 0.00
    Scale Scale Description Question Answer Question Text
    KB1 Koss-Butcher Critical Items - Acute Anxiety Scale 5 True I am easily awakened by noise.
    KB1 Koss-Butcher Critical Items - Acute Anxiety Scale 3 False I wake up fresh and rested most mornings.
    LW2 Lachar-Wrobel Critical Items - Depression and Worry 3 False I wake up fresh and rested most mornings.
    LW3 Lachar-Wrobel Critical Items - Sleep Disturbance 5 True I am easily awakened by noise.
    Profile Elevation: NaN
    Answer Summary
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    Scale Scale Description Raw Score K Score T Score % Answered
    True 204 36.0
    False 363 64.0
    ? 0 0.00
    VRIN Variable Response Inconsistency 7 57
    TRIN True Reponse Inconsistency 8 57F
    F Infrequency 6 55 100
    Fb Backside F 0 42 100
    Fp Infrequency Psychopathology 0 41 100
    L Lie 6 61 100
    K Correction 11 41 100
    S Superlative Self-Presentation 29 55 100
    Hs Hypochondriasis 5 11 45 100
    D Depression 26 66 100
    Hy Hysteria 22 52 100
    Pd Psychopathic Deviate 13 17 39 100
    Mf Masculinity-Femininity - Male 29 56 100
    Mf Masculinity-Femininity - Female 31 undefined 100
    Pa Paranoia 9 46 100
    Pt Psychathenia 15 26 49 100
    Sc Schizophrenia 15 26 49 100
    Ma Hypomania 16 18 45 100
    Si Social Introversion 37 63 100
    D1 Subjective Depression 12 64 100
    D2 Psychomotor Retardation 9 70 100
    D3 Physical Malfunctioning 3 51 100
    D4 Mental Dullness 3 53 100
    D5 Brooding 5 68 100
    Hy1 Denial of Social Anxiety 2 40 100
    Hy2 Need for Affection 7 51 100
    Hy3 Lassitude-malaise 5 61 100
    Hy4 Somatic Complaints 1 43 100
    Hy5 Inhibition of Aggression 6 71 100
    Pd1 Familial Discord 0 38 100
    Pd2 Authority Problems 5 61 100
    Pd3 Social Imperturbability 2 40 100
    Pd4 Social Alienation 5 57 100
    Pd5 Self-alienation 4 53 100
    Pa1 Persecutory Ideas 0 40 100
    Pa2 Poignancy 4 62 100
    Pa3 Naivete 3 41 100
    Sc1 Social Alienation 5 59 100
    Sc2 Emotional Alienation 0 40 100
    Sc3 Lack of Ego Mastery, Cognitive 1 48 100
    Sc4 Lack of Ego Mastery, Conative 4 60 100
    Sc5 Lack of Ego Mastery, Defective Inhibition 2 54 100
    Sc6 Bizarre Sensory Experiences 2 51 100
    Ma1 Amorality 3 58 100
    Ma2 Psychomotor Acceleration 6 53 100
    Ma3 Imperturbability 1 35 100
    Ma4 Ego Inflation 3 50 100
    Si1 Shyness/Self-Consciousness 10 65 100
    Si2 Social Avoidance 6 62 100
    Si3 Self/Other Alienation 9 62 100
    ANX Anxiety 5 50 100
    FRS Fears 1 41 100
    OBS Obsessivness 5 50 100
    DEP Depression 9 59 100
    HEA Health Concerns 5 51 100
    BIZ Bizarre Mentation 1 46 100
    ANG Anger 3 43 100
    CYN Cynicism 8 47 100
    ASP Antisocial Practices 9 51 100
    TPA Type A 6 44 100
    LSE Low Self-esteem 8 59 100
    SOD Social Discomfort 17 71 100
    FAM Family Problems 3 44 100
    WRK Work Interference 13 61 100
    TRT Negative Treatment Indicators 6 54 100
    A Anxiety 15 57 100
    R Repression 24 69 100
    Es Ego Strength 43 63 100
    MAC-R MacAndrew Alcoholism Scale-Revised 15 34 100
    AAS Addiction Acknowledgement 4 56 100
    APS Addiction Potential 20 41 100
    MDS Marital Distress 3 51 100
    Ho Hostility 21 53 100
    O-H Overcontrolled Hostility 17 65 100
    Do Dominance 14 41 100
    Re Social Responsibility 22 55 100
    Mt College Maladjustment 16 57 100
    GM Masculine Gender Role 35 45 100
    GF Feminine Gender Role 28 51 100
    PK Post-traumatic Stress Disorder 11 55 100
    PS Post-traumatic Stress Disorder 14 54 100
    D-O Depression, Obvious 14 65 100
    D-S Depression, Subtle 11 52 100
    Hy-O Hysteria, Obvious 7 56 100
    Hy-S Hysteria, Subtle 15 47 100
    Pd-O Psychopathic Deviate, Obvious 6 50 100
    Pd-S Psychopathic Deviate, Subtle 7 37 100
    Pa-O Paranoia, Obvious 4 57 100
    Pa-S Paranoia, Subtle 5 39 100
    Ma-O Hypomania, Obvoius 6 47 100
    Ma-S Hypomania, Subtle 10 50 100
    dem Demoralization 10 62 100
    som Somatic Complaints 5 58 100
    lpe Low Positive Emotions 5 53 100
    cyn Cynicism 5 47 100
    asb Antisocial Behavior 7 54 100
    per Ideas of Persecution 0 41 100
    dne Dysfunctional Negative Emotions 2 42 100
    abx Aberrant Experiences 1 47 100
    hpm Hypomanic Activation 12 48 100
    AGGR Aggressiveness 5 40 100
    PSYC Psychoticism 4 52 100
    DISC Disconstraint 15 51 100
    NEGE Negative Emotionality / Neuroticism 10 51 100
    INTR Introversion / Low Positive Emotionality 16 61 100
    FRS1 Generalized Fearfulness 0 44 100
    FRS2 Multiple Fears 1 41 100
    DEP1 Lack of Drive 4 62 100
    DEP2 Dysphoria 3 66 100
    DEP3 Self-Depreciation 1 48 100
    DEP4 Suicidal Ideation 0 45 100
    HEA1 Gastrointestinal Symptoms 0 44 100
    HEA2 Neurological Symtoms 2 54 100
    HEA3 General Health Concerns 2 56 100
    BIZ1 Psychotic Symptomatology 0 44 100
    BIZ2 Schizotypal Characteristics 0 41 100
    ANG1 Explosive Behavior 2 52 100
    ANG2 Irritability 1 41 100
    CYN1 Misanthropic Beliefs 5 47 100
    CYN2 Interpersonal Suspiciousness 3 48 100
    ASP1 Antisocial Attitudes 6 49 100
    ASP2 Antisocial Behavior 3 59 100
    TPA1 Impatience 1 39 100
    TPA2 Competitive Drive 2 44 100
    LSE1 Self-Doubt 5 64 100
    LSE2 Submissiveness 2 55 100
    SOD1 Introversion 11 68 100
    SOD2 Shyness 5 63 100
    FAM1 Family Discord 3 50 100
    FAM2 Familial Alienation 0 40 100
    TRT1 Low Motivation 3 60 100
    TRT2 Inability to Disclose 0 37 100

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    Scale 5: Masculinity–Femininity
    MALES

    High Scorers (T-score 70–79): Males in this range on the Masculinity-Femininity scale may be viewed as sensitive, insightful, tolerant, effeminate, broad in cultural interests, submissive, and passive. (In clinical settings, the patient might show sex role confusion or heterosexual adjustment problems.)
    Scale 2: Depression

    High Scorers: High scorers on Scale 2 are described as being depressed, unhappy, and dysphoric; being pessimistic and self-deprecating; feeling guilty; feeling sluggish; having somatic complaints; feeling weak, fatigued, and lacking energy; acting agitated, tense, high-strung, and irritable; being prone to worry; lacking self-confidence; feeling useless and unable to function; feeling like a failure at school or on the job; being introverted, shy, retiring, timid, and seclusive; acting aloof; being psychologically distant; avoiding interpersonal involvement; being cautious and conventional; having difficulty making decisions; being non aggressive; acting over controlled, denying impulses; and making concessions to avoid conflict. They tend to be motivated to seek therapy because of their distress.
    Scale 0: Social Introversion

    High Scorers (T-score > 65): High scorers on this scale are socially introverted people who are more comfortable alone or with a few close friends. They are reserved, shy, and retiring; serious; uncomfortable around members of the opposite sex; hard to get to know; sensitive to what others think; troubled by lack of involvement with other people; overcontrolled; not likely to display feelings openly; submissive and compliant; and overly accepting of authority. They have a slow personal tempo and they are reliable, dependable, cautious, and conventional and have unoriginal approaches to problems. They are rigid and inflexible in attitudes and opinions, and they have difficulty making even minor decisions.
    Scale 7: Psychasthenia

    High Scorers: High scores on this scale suggest anxious, tense, and agitated behavior. High scorers show high discomfort and are worried and apprehensive, high strung and jumpy, and have difficulties in concentrating. They are overly ruminative, obsessive, and compulsive. They feel insecure and inferior; lack self-confidence; and are self-doubting, self-critical, self-conscious, and self-derogatory. They are rigid and moralistic; maintain high standards for self and others; are overly perfectionistic and conscientious; and are guilty and depressed. They are neat, orderly, organized, meticulous, persistent, and reliable. They lack ingenuity and originality in problem-solving, are dull and formal, are vacillating and indecisive, distort importance of problems, overreact, are shy, do not interact well socially, are hard to get to know and worry about popularity and acceptance. They are sensitive and have physical complaints, show some insight into problems, intellectualize and rationalize, are resistant to interpretations in therapy, express hostility toward therapist, remain in therapy longer than most patients, and make slow but steady progress in therapy
    Scale 3: Hysteria

    High Scorers: High scorers tend to react to stress and avoid responsibility through development of physical symptoms such as having headaches, chest pains, weakness, and tachycardia. Their symptoms often appear and disappear suddenly. These individuals tend to lack insight about causes of symptoms and their own motives and feelings. They tend to lack anxiety, tension, and depression and rarely report delusions, hallucinations, or suspiciousness. They are viewed as psychologically immature, childish, and infantile; self-centered, narcissistic, and egocentric; attention-seeking and needing great affection from others. They tend to use indirect and devious means to get attention and affection. They are usually socially involved, friendly, talkative, and enthusiastic but superficial and immature in interpersonal relationships. They might be initially enthusiastic about treatment and may respond well to direct advice or suggestion, but show slow progress in gaining insight into the causes of their own behavior. They tend to be resistant to psychological interpretations. High Hy scores have been found to be associated with chronic pain and with compensation claims.
    Scale 8: Schizophrenia

    High Scorers (T-score = 65–79): High scores on this scale suggest a schizoid lifestyle. They do not feel a part of a social environment. They report feeling isolated, alienated, and misunderstood. They feel unaccepted by peers, withdrawn, seclusive, secretive, and inaccessible. They avoid dealing with people and new situations. They are shy, aloof, and uninvolved and experience generalized anxiety. They are often resentful, hostile, aggressive, and unable to express feelings. They tend to react to stress by withdrawing into fantasy and daydreams. They have difficulty separating reality and fantasy. They show great self-doubts and feel inferior, incompetent, and dissatisfied. They may show marked sexual preoccupation and sex role confusion. They are often seen as nonconforming, unusual, unconventional, and eccentric. They may report vague, long-standing physical complaints. Others view them as stubborn, moody, opinionated, immature, and impulsive. They tend to lack information for problem-solving and show a poor prognosis for therapy.
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    I also find these two sites to be useful in interpreting the results:

    http://www.mindfithypnosis.com/artic...pi-scoring.htm

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MMPI-2#Clinical_scales


    Also, everyone should take this.
    “No psychologist should pretend to understand what he does not understand... Only fools and charlatans know everything and understand nothing.” -Anton Chekhov

    http://kevan.org/johari?name=Bardia0
    http://kevan.org/nohari?name=Bardia0

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bardia View Post
    I also find these two sites to be useful in interpreting the results:

    http://www.mindfithypnosis.com/artic...pi-scoring.htm

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MMPI-2#Clinical_scales


    Also, everyone should take this.

    Added to the OP.

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    Scale Scale Description Raw Score K Score T Score % Answered
    True 277 48.9
    False 290 51.1
    ? 0 0.00
    VRIN Variable Response Inconsistency 6 54 100
    TRIN True Reponse Inconsistency 11 65T 100
    F Infrequency 12 73 100
    Fb Backside F 6 67 100
    Fp Infrequency Psychopathology 1 48 100
    L Lie 1 39 100
    K Correction 10 39 100
    S Superlative Self-Presentation 12 35 100
    FBS Fake Bad Scale 10 undefined 100
    Hs Hypochondriasis 7 12 48 100
    D Depression 19 52 100
    Hy Hysteria 22 52 100
    Pd Psychopathic Deviate 25 29 64 100
    Mf Masculinity-Femininity - Male 26 50 100
    Mf Masculinity-Femininity - Female 28 undefined 100
    Pa Paranoia 15 68 100
    Pt Psychathenia 27 37 72 100
    Sc Schizophrenia 25 35 65 100
    Ma Hypomania 26 28 72 100
    Si Social Introversion 18 41 100
    D1 Subjective Depression 10 58 100
    D2 Psychomotor Retardation 5 48 100
    D3 Physical Malfunctioning 5 67 100
    D4 Mental Dullness 8 77 100
    D5 Brooding 4 62 100
    Hy1 Denial of Social Anxiety 5 56 100
    Hy2 Need for Affection 3 36 100
    Hy3 Lassitude-malaise 6 66 100
    Hy4 Somatic Complaints 3 52 100
    Hy5 Inhibition of Aggression 4 55 100
    Pd1 Familial Discord 4 65 100
    Pd2 Authority Problems 6 68 100
    Pd3 Social Imperturbability 5 58 100
    Pd4 Social Alienation 5 57 100
    Pd5 Self-alienation 7 67 100
    Pa1 Persecutory Ideas 4 64 100
    Pa2 Poignancy 4 62 100
    Pa3 Naivete 4 46 100
    Sc1 Social Alienation 4 55 100
    Sc2 Emotional Alienation 5 88 100
    Sc3 Lack of Ego Mastery, Cognitive 6 78 100
    Sc4 Lack of Ego Mastery, Conative 8 82 100
    Sc5 Lack of Ego Mastery, Defective Inhibition 5 75 100
    Sc6 Bizarre Sensory Experiences 2 51 100
    Ma1 Amorality 3 58 100
    Ma2 Psychomotor Acceleration 9 68 100
    Ma3 Imperturbability 3 47 100
    Ma4 Ego Inflation 6 69 100
    Si1 Shyness/Self-Consciousness 4 48 100
    Si2 Social Avoidance 2 45 100
    Si3 Self/Other Alienation 6 53 100
    ANX Anxiety 10 60 100
    FRS Fears 3 48 100
    OBS Obsessivness 6 53 100
    DEP Depression 13 66 100
    HEA Health Concerns 9 60 100
    BIZ Bizarre Mentation 8 70 100
    ANG Anger 16 86 100
    CYN Cynicism 11 51 100
    ASP Antisocial Practices 13 62 100
    TPA Type A 17 81 100
    LSE Low Self-esteem 8 59 100
    SOD Social Discomfort 5 45 100
    FAM Family Problems 9 60 100
    WRK Work Interference 12 59 100
    TRT Negative Treatment Indicators 8 59 100
    A Anxiety 19 63 100
    R Repression 14 47 100
    Es Ego Strength 35 45 100
    MAC-R MacAndrew Alcoholism Scale-Revised 26 60 100
    AAS Addiction Acknowledgement 7 70 100
    APS Addiction Potential 30 68 100
    MDS Marital Distress 4 56 100
    Ho Hostility 19 51 100
    O-H Overcontrolled Hostility 8 35 100
    Do Dominance 19 58 100
    Re Social Responsibility 15 37 100
    Mt College Maladjustment 24 70 100
    GM Masculine Gender Role 38 51 100
    GF Feminine Gender Role 18 30 100
    PK Post-traumatic Stress Disorder 22 73 100
    PS Post-traumatic Stress Disorder 31 76 100
    D-O Depression, Obvious 14 65 100
    D-S Depression, Subtle 4 undefined 100
    Hy-O Hysteria, Obvious 8 59 100
    Hy-S Hysteria, Subtle 14 45 100
    Pd-O Psychopathic Deviate, Obvious 11 63 100
    Pd-S Psychopathic Deviate, Subtle 14 64 100
    Pa-O Paranoia, Obvious 7 70 100
    Pa-S Paranoia, Subtle 8 52 100
    Ma-O Hypomania, Obvoius 13 71 100
    Ma-S Hypomania, Subtle 13 61 100
    dem Demoralization 11 64 100
    som Somatic Complaints 4 55 100
    lpe Low Positive Emotions 7 60 100
    cyn Cynicism 6 48 100
    asb Antisocial Behavior 16 80 100
    per Ideas of Persecution 4 67 100
    dne Dysfunctional Negative Emotions 11 63 100
    abx Aberrant Experiences 5 63 100
    hpm Hypomanic Activation 25 82 100
    AGGR Aggressiveness 15 79 100
    PSYC Psychoticism 9 68 100
    DISC Disconstraint 20 67 100
    NEGE Negative Emotionality / Neuroticism 19 68 100
    INTR Introversion / Low Positive Emotionality 12 52 100
    FRS1 Generalized Fearfulness 0 44 100
    FRS2 Multiple Fears 3 50 100
    DEP1 Lack of Drive 7 79 100
    DEP2 Dysphoria 3 66 100
    DEP3 Self-Depreciation 2 55 100
    DEP4 Suicidal Ideation 0 45 100
    HEA1 Gastrointestinal Symptoms 1 57 100
    HEA2 Neurological Symtoms 3 60 100
    HEA3 General Health Concerns 1 48 100
    BIZ1 Psychotic Symptomatology 3 74 100
    BIZ2 Schizotypal Characteristics 3 60 100
    ANG1 Explosive Behavior 7 83 100
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    ASP1 Antisocial Attitudes 9 57 100
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    TPA1 Impatience 6 68 100
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    LSE1 Self-Doubt 4 59 100
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    FAM1 Family Discord 6 65 100
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    TRT1 Low Motivation 2 54 100
    TRT2 Inability to Disclose 1 45 100
    But, for a certainty, back then,
    We loved so many, yet hated so much,
    We hurt others and were hurt ourselves...

    Yet even then, we ran like the wind,
    Whilst our laughter echoed,
    Under cerulean skies...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bardia View Post

    Also, everyone should take this.
    Puts it on my 'bucket list' of things to do before I die.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Absurd View Post
    I did it.
    Prove it

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    I don't have the patience to interpret the results, let alone answer 567 questions...
    My life's work (haha):
    http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin/blog.php?b=709
    Input, PLEASEAnd thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by pianosinger View Post
    I don't have the patience to interpret the results, let alone answer 567 questions...
    They're actually not that difficult to interpret. After you do the test (which took somewhere in the ballpark of a half hour to complete), a little explanation of the graphs shows up underneath. There's also the .pdf file in the OP that can be used for further reference.

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    i'm anticipating taking this later on my laptop, im really curious. but the results here look a little intimidating.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Galen View Post
    Prove it
    You owe me a kiss.










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    Quote Originally Posted by Absurd View Post
    You owe me a kiss.
    thx ilu~

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    I completed the test, but I'm way too tired to interpret the results right now.









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