*Big 5 Assessment https://bigfive-test.com/ (10 minutes) *16 Personalities Asses

*Big 5 Assessment https://bigfive-test.com/ (10 minutes)
*16 Personalities Assessment https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test (12-minutes)
*Enneagram https://www.eclecticenergies.com/enneagram/test (<15 minutes) Complete any combination of the above personality tests. (Must complete a minimum of two, but extra points if you do all three). Watch the documentary Persona in class (HBO Max) or on your own. If you research any additional articles or findings, please include them in your write-up as well, along with the source. Your write-up should answer the below questions and be used as your guide. *Submission should be in APA format (title page, in-text citations, and works cited page, if applicable). What personality tests did you complete and what were the results? Write out the exact results and the title/explanation regarding Myers Briggs Type Indicator (4 letters), Ennegram (#, wing #) or the Big 5 (scores and % – low to high). Were you surprised by the results? What was your interpretation of them…similarities or differences when compared to the other personality assessments you completed; do you feel they’re accurate; agree or disagree and why? Have you competed any of the personality tests in the past prior to this class? Do you remember the results, and if so, were the results the same as when you retook it? Did you complete the personality tests before or after watching the documentary? If afterwards, what was your experience in taking the assessment? If before, do you feel your experience and thought process would be different if you knew more information about them prior to taking the tests? Based on the Persona documentary (Myers-Briggs and Big 5 discussed) and other research you may have done, were you surprised by the historical context/origin? Were you aware prior to the documentary of the history? Does this cause you to challenge what you have been taught about research in psychology up to this point in your studies, regarding personality tests? How so? Do you feel as though there are any advantages or disadvantages in the personality tests and what are they and what are they? What bias or cultural factors are present? Would you change anything about any of the personality tests, why or why not?*Big 5 Assessment https://bigfive-test.com/ (10 minutes) *16 Personalities Assessment https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test (12-minutes) *Enneagram https://www.eclecticenergies.com/enneagram/test (<15 minutes) Complete any combination of the above personality tests. (Must complete a minimum of two, but extra points if you do all three). Watch the documentary Persona in class (HBO Max) or on your own. If you research any additional articles or findings, please include them in your write-up as well, along with the source. Your write-up should answer the below questions and be used as your guide. *Submission should be in APA format (title page, in-text citations, and works cited page, if applicable). What personality tests did you complete and what were the results? Write out the exact results and the title/explanation regarding Myers Briggs Type Indicator (4 letters), Ennegram (#, wing #) or the Big 5 (scores and % – low to high). Were you surprised by the results? What was your interpretation of them…similarities or differences when compared to the other personality assessments you completed; do you feel they’re accurate; agree or disagree and why? Have you competed any of the personality tests in the past prior to this class? Do you remember the results, and if so, were the results the same as when you retook it? Did you complete the personality tests before or after watching the documentary? If afterwards, what was your experience in taking the assessment? If before, do you feel your experience and thought process would be different if you knew more information about them prior to taking the tests? Based on the Persona documentary (Myers-Briggs and Big 5 discussed) and other research you may have done, were you surprised by the historical context/origin? Were you aware prior to the documentary of the history? Does this cause you to challenge what you have been taught about research in psychology up to this point in your studies, regarding personality tests? How so? Do you feel as though there are any advantages or disadvantages in the personality tests and what are they and what are they? What bias or cultural factors are present? Would you change anything about any of the personality tests, why or why not?