Objective Tests of Personality

Many of the psychological tests available make use of the traditional paper-pencil approach. Thus, many tests have a list of questions which may be answered in the ‘true – false format, or the ‘right – wrong’ format. A few tests give the examine several choices to choose from for each answer. All such kinds of tests are known as objective tests. Thus, the MMPI, MCMI, 16 – PF, FIRO-B, etc. are a few examples of objective tests of personality tests.