FORM A

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WHAT TO DO : Inside this booklet are some questions to see what attitudes and interests you
have. There are no "right' and "wrong" answers because everyone has the right to his
own views. To be able to get the best advice from your results, you will want to answer
them exactly and truly.
If rseparate "Answer Sheet" has not been given to you, turn this booklet over and tear
off the Answer Sheet on the back page.
Write your name and all vther information asked for on the top line of the Answer Sheet.

First you should answer the four sample questions below so that you can see whether you
need to ask anything before starting Aithough you are to read the questions in this book
let. you must record your answers on the answer sheet (alongside the same number as in
the booklet).
Therc are threc possible answers to each question. Read the following examples and mark
your answers at the top of your answer sheet where it says "Examples.'" Fill in the left
hand box if your ansWer choice is the "a" answer, in the midlle boxi your answer choice
is the "b" answer, and in the right-hand box if you choose th e" answer.
EXAMPLES:
Ilike to watch team games. 3 Aloney cannot bri:g happiness.
a. yes, b. occasionally. (. n0. a. yes (true). b. in between. c. no (false ).

Iprefer people who: 4 Woman is to child as cat is to:

a. are reserved, a. kitten. b. dog. C. boy.
b. (are) in between.
make friends quickly.

In the last example there is a right answer--kitten. But there are very few such reason
ing items.

ASk nou if anything is not clear. The examiner will tellyou in a moment to turn the page
and start.
When you answer, keep these four points in mind:
1 You are asked not tospend time pondering. Give the first, natural answer as it comes
to you. Of couise, the questions are too short to gie you all the particulars you would
sometimes like to have. For instance, the above question asks you ahout "teamgames'"
and you might be fonder of football than basketball. But you are iu reply "for the av
erage game," or to strike an average in situations of the kind stated. Give the best
answer you can at a rate not slower than five or six a minute. You should finish in a
little more than half an hour.
2. Try not to fali back on the middle, "uncertain" answers except when the answer at
either end is really impossible for you--perhaps once every four or five questions.
3. Be sure not to skip anything, but answer every questirn, somehow. Some mav not
apply to you very well, but give your best guess. Some may seem personal ; but remen
ber that the answer sheets are kept confidential and cannot be scored without a special
stencil key. Answers to particular questions are not inspected.
4 nswer as honestiy as possible what is true of you. Do not merely mark what seems
"the right thing to say" to impress che examiner.
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 I have the instructions :or this test cler...y in 14. You can almost always notice on a man's face
mind wher he 1s dishonest.
a. yes, b. uncertain, C. no, a. yeS, b. in between, C. no.

2. I am ready to answer each question as truth 15. It would be g od for everyone if vacations
fully as possible. (holidayvs) were longer and everyone had to
a. yes, b. uncertain, C. no. take them.
a. agree, b. uncertain, c. disagre.
3 Iwould rather have a house:
a. in asociable suburb, 16. ! would rather take the gamble of a job with
b. in between, possibly large but uneven earnirgs, than one
C. alone in the deep woods. with a steady, small salary.
a. yes, b. uncertain, C. no.
4. I canfind enough energy to face my difficulties.
a. always, b. generally, c. seldorm. 17. I talk about my feelings:
a. only if necessary,
5. I feel a bit nervous of wild animals even when b. in between,
thev are in strong cages. c. readily, whenever I have a chance.
a. yes (true), b. uncertain, c. no (false).
18 Once in a while I have a sense of vague danger
6 I hold back from criticizing people and their or sudden dread for Ivasons that I do not
ideas. understand.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
a. yes. b. sometimes, C. no.

7. I make smart, sarcastic remarks to people if I 19. When criticized wrongly for sornething I did
think they deserve it. not do, I:
a. generally. b. sometimes, C. never. a. have no feeling of guilt,
b. in between,
8. I prefer semiclassical music to popuiar tunes. c. stillfeel a bit guilty.
a. true, b. uncertain, C. false.
20. Money can buy almost everything.
a. yes, b. uncertain, C. no.
9. would:
If I saw two neighbors' chiidren fightig, I
21. My decisions are governed more by my:
a. lease them to settle it, a. heart,
b. uncertain,
b. feelings and reason equally,
c. reason with them. c. head.
10. On sociai occasions [:
22. Most people would be happier if they lived
a. readily come forward, more with their fellows and did the same
b. in bet ween, things as others.
c. prefer to stay quietly in the background. a. yes, b. in between, C. no.

11. It would be more interesting to be: 23. I·occasivnally get puzzled, when looking in a
a. a construction engineer, mirror, as to which is my right and left.
b. uncertain, a. true. b. uncertain. c. fals.
c. a writer of plays.
24 When talking, I llke
12. I would rather stop in the st1eet to watch
a. to say things, just as they occur to me,
an artis painting than listen to some people b. in beteen,
having a quarrel.
a. true. b, uncertain, c. false.
c. to get my thoughts well organized first.
25. When something rezlly makes me furious,
13. can gene: ally put up with conceited peo;pie. find Icalm down ggvn yuite quickly.
even though they brag or show they thir: a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
too well of themselves.
d. yeS, o. in bet wen, C. nu. (End, column 1 on kuaver ahcet.)
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 or parents, it is more im 9ortant to:
26. Wíth he same hours and pay, it would be more 39.
interesting to be: a. help their children devclop their affections,
b. in between,
a. a carpenter or cook,
b. unertain, c. teach their children how to control emotions.
C. a raiter in a good restaurant.
40. In a group task I would rather:
27. Ihave been elected to: a. try to improve arrangements,
a. only a few offices, b. in between,
rules. are
b. several, C. keep the records and see that
C. many offices. followed.

23. "Spade" is to "dig" as "'knife" is to: 41. I feel a need every now and then tw engage in
A. sharp, b. cut, C. point. a tough physical activity.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.

29. t sometimes can't get to sleep because an idea

than
keeps running through my mind. 42. I would rather mix vith polite people
rough, rebellious indiv1duals.
a. Irue. b. uncertair C. false.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.

30. In my personal life I reach the goals I set,

almost all the time. 43. Ifeel terribly dejected when people criticize me
a. true, b. uncertain, C. false. in a group.
a. true, b. in between, C. false.

31. An out-dated law should be changed:

a. only after considerable discussion, 44. If Iam called in by my boss, I:
b. in between, a. make it a chance to ask for something I
c. promptly. want,
b. in between,
c. fear I've done something wrong.
32. I am uncomfortable when I work on a project
requiring quick action affecting others.
b. in between, c. false. 45. What this world needs is:
a. true,
a. more steady and solid" citizens,
33 Most of the people I know would rate me as an b. uncertain,
amusing talker. c. more "idealists" with plans for a better
world.
a. yes, b. uncertain.

34. When I see "sloppy," untidy .seople, 1: 46. Iam always keenly aware of attempts at propa
ganda in things I read.
a. just accept it,
b. in between, a. yes, b. uncertain, C. RO.

c. get disgusted and annoyed.

47. As a teenager, I joined in school sports:
become
S5. Iget slightly embarassed if I suddenly a. occasionally,
the focus of attention in a social group. b. fairly often,
b. in between, C. no. C. a great deal.
a. yes,

36. Iam always glad to join a large gathering, for 48. I keep my room well organized, with things
example, a party, dance, or public meeting. in known places almost all the time.
b. in betveen, C. no. a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
a. yes,
tur
7. In school I preferred (or prefer): 49. I sometimes get in a state of tension and
moil as I think of the day's haDpenings.
a. music,
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
b. uncerta1n,
c. handwork and crafts.
am talking
50. Isonietimes doubt whether people I am saying.
to ale really interested in what
:8. When I have been put in charge of something,
I insist that my instructions are followed or a. yes, b. in between, C. no.

:lse I resign.
b. sometimes, C. no. (End, column 2 on anewer sheet.)
a. yes,

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51. If I had to chonse. I would rether be: 6. If someone got mad at me, I would:
a. a forester. a. try to calm him down,
b. uncertain, b. uncertain,
C. ahigh school teacher. C. get irritated.

64. When I read an unfair magazine article, I am

52. For special holidays and birthdays,I:
more inclined to forget it than to feel like
a. like to give personal presents, "hitting back."
b. uncertain, a. true, b. uncertain, C. false.
c. feel that buying presents is a bit of a
nuisance.
65. My memory tends to drop a lot of unimportant,
trivial things, for example, names of streets or
53. "Tired" is to 'work'" as 'proud'" is to: stores in town.
a. smile, b. success, C. happy. a. yes, b. in between, no.

54. Which of the following items is different in 66. I could enjoy the life of an animal doctor,
kind from the others ? handlirg disease and surgery of animals.
a. candle, b. mOon, a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
C. electric light.
67. Ieat my food with gusto, not always so care
55. I have been let down by my friends: fully and properly as some people.
a. hardly ever, a. true, b. uncertain, c. false.
b. occasionally,
c. quite a lot.
68. There are times when I don'tfeel in the right
mood to see anyone.
56. I have some characteristics in which I feel a. very rarely,
definitely superior to most people. b. in between,
a. yes, b. uncertain, C. no. C. quite often.

57. When I get upset, I try hard to hide my feel 69. People sometimes warn me that I show my ex
ings from others. citement in voice and manner too obviously.
a. true, b. in between, C. false. a. yes, b. in between, C. no.

70. As a teenager, if I differed in opinion from my

58. I like to go out to a show or entertainment: parents, I usually:
a. more than once a week (more than average), a. kept my own opinion,
b. about once a week (average), b. in between,
C. less than once a week (less than average). c. accepted their authority.
71. I would prefer to have an office of my own,
59. I think that plenty of freedom is more impor not sharing it with another person.
tant than good manners and respect for the
law. a. yes, b. uncertain, C. NO,
a. true, b. uncertain, c. false.
72. I would rather enjoy life quietly in my own
way than be admired for my achievements.
60. I tend to keep quiet in the presence of senior a. true, b. uncertain, C. false.
persons (people of greater experience, age, or
rank). 73. Ifeel mature in most thinggs.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
a. true, b. uncertain, C. false.
61. I find it hard to address or recite to a large 74. Ifind myself upset rather than helped by th:
group. kind of criticism that many people offer on¬.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no. a. of ien, b. occasionally, C. never.

62. Ihave a good sense of direction (find it easy to 75. Iam always able to keep the expression of my
tell which is North, South, East, or West) feelings under exact control.
when in a strange place. a. yes, b. in between,
&. ye8, b. in between, C. no.
(End, colamn 3 on answer sheet.)
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76. In sta ting a useful invention, 1 would prefer : 89. Fusiness superiors or men bers of my family,
a. working on it in the laboratory, as a rule, find fault with me on'y when there is
b. uncertain, real cause.
c. sell'ng it to pevple. a. true, b. in between, c. false.

77. "Surprise" is to 'strange" as "fear" is to: 90. n streets or stores, I dislike the way some
a. brave, b. anxious, C. terrible. persons stare at people. 1
a. yes, b. in bet ween, C. no.
79. Which of the following fractions is not in th
same class as the others ? 91. On a long journey, I would prefer to:
a. 3/7, b. 3/9, C. 3/11. a. read something profound, but interesting.
b. uncertain,
C. pass the time talking casually with a fellow
79. Some people seem to ignore or avoid me, passenger.
although I don't know why.
a. true, b. uncertain, c. false. 92. In a situation which may become dangerous, I
believe in making a fuss and speaking up even
80. People treat me less reasonably than my good if calmness and politeness are lost.
intentions deserve. d. yes, b. in between, C. no.
a. often. b. occasionally, C. never.
93. If acquaintances treat me badly and show they
81. The use of foul language, even when it is not in dislike me:
a mixed group of men and women, still dis a. it duesn't upset me a hit,
gusts me. b. in between,
a. yes, b. in between, C. N0.
c. Itend to get downhearted.

82. I have decidedly fewer friends than most peo 94. Ifind it embarrassing to have praise or compli
ments bestowed on mne.
ple. a. yes, b. in between, C. n0.
a. yes, b. in bel ween, C. no.
95. I would rather have a jou with:
83. I would hate to be where there wouldn't be a a. a fixed, certain salary,
lot of people to talk to. b. in between,
a. true, b. uncertain, C. false. c. a larger salary, which depended on my con
stantly persuading people Iam worth it.
84. People sometimes call me careless, even though
they think I'm a likable person. 96. To keep informed, I like:
a. yes, b. in between, C. n0. a. to diseuss issues with people,
b. in between,
85. "Stage-fright" in various social situations is c. to rely on the actual news reports.
something I, have experienced:
a. quite often, 97. I like to take an active part in social affairs,
nommittee work, etc.
b. occasionally,
yes, b. in between, C. n0.
C. hardly ever.
98. In carrying out a task, I am not satisfied
86. When Iam in a small group, I am content io unless even the minor details are given close
sit back and let others do most of the talking. attention.
d. yes. b. in between, C. no. C. false.
a. true, b. in between,
87. I pre fer reading: 99. Quite small setbacks occasionally irritate me
a a realistic account of military or political too much.
battles, a. yes, b. in between, C. n0.
b. uncertain,
C. a sensitive, imaginative novel. 100. I am always a sound sleeper, never walking or
talking in niy sleep.
88. When ossy people try to "push me around," a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
Ido just the opposite of what they wish.
a. yes, b. ia between, C. no. (End, column 4 on answer sheet.)

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101. It wo ld be more interesting to work i a 113. If l am quite sure that . person is unjust or
business: Ihehaving selfishly, I show him up, even if it
a. talking to customers, takes some troubie.
b. in between, A. yes, b. in between, ( no.
c. keeping office aceoun ts and .ecords.
114. Isometimes make foolish remarks in fun, just
102. "Size" is to "length" as ""dishonest" is t to surprise people and see what they will say.
a. prison, b. siu. c. stealing. A. y'es, b. in between, C. no.

103. AB is to de as SR is to: 115. I would enjoy being a newspaper writer on

3. Qp. b. pq. (. tu. drama, concerts, opera, etc.
a. yes. b. uncertain, C. no
104. When people are unreasonable, I just:
a. keep quiet. 116. Inever feel the urge to doodle and fidget when
b. uncertain, kept sitting still at a meeting.
c. despise them. a. true, b. uncertain, c. false.

105. If people talk loudly while I am listening to 117. If someone tells nne something which I know is
music, I: wrong, I am more likely to say to myself :
a. can keep my mind on the music and not be a, "He is a liar,"
bothered, b. in hetween,
b. in between, c. "Apparently he is misinformed,"
c. find it spoils my enjoy ment and annoys me.
118. I feel some punishment is coming to me even
106. I think I am better describhed as: when I have done nothing wrong.
a. polite and quiet, . often. b. occasionally, C. never.
b. in between,
c. forceful. 119. The idea that sickness comes as much frot..
mental as physicalcauses is much exaggerated.
107. Iattend social functions only when I have to, a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
and stay away any other time.
a. yes, b. uncertain, C. nÍ, 120. The pomp and splendor of any big state cere
mony are things which should be preserved.
108. To be cautious and expeet little is better than a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
to be happy at lheart, always expecting success.
a. true, b. uncertain, c. false. 121. It bothers me if people think I am being too
unconventional or odd.
109. In thinking of difficutties in my work, I: a. a lot, b. somewhat, C. not at all.
a. try to plan ahead, before I meet them,
b. in between, 122. work:
In constructing something I would rather
c. assume I can handle them when they come.
a. with a committee,
110, I find it easy to mingle among pople at a b. uncertain,
C. on my own.
social gathering.
a. true, b. uncertain, c. false.
123. I have periods when it's hard to stop
of self-pity.
111. When a bit of diplomacy and persuasion are
needed to get people moving, I am generally
a. often, b. occasionally, C. never.
the one asked to do it.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
124. Often I get angry with people too quickly.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
112. It would be mure interesting to be:
125. I can always change old habits without diffi
a. a guidance worker helping young people find culty and without slipping back.
jobs, a. yes, b. in between,
b. uncertain, C. no.

C. a manager in efficiency engineering. (End, co'umn 5 un anawer sheet.)

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 126. If tBe earmings were the sam, Iwould r ther 139. If a good emark of min : is passed y, I:
be: a. let it go,
a. a lawyer, b. in bet een,
b. uncertain, c. give people a chance to hear it agin.
c. a navigator or pilot.
i40. Iwould like to work as a probation officer with
127. "Better" is to "worst" as "slower" is to: criminals on parole.
a. fast. b. best,. c. quickest. b. in between, C. no.
a. yes.
128. Which of the folowing should come next at the
end of this row of letters: x0000XX000XXX ? 141. One should be careful about mixing with all
a. oxXX, b. o0XX, C. X000.
kinds of strangers, since there are dangers of
infection and so on.
a. yes, b. uncertain, C. no.
129. When the time comes for something I have
planned and looked forward to, I occasionally
do not feel up to going. 142. In traveling abroad, I would rather go en an
a. true. h. in between, C. false. expertly conducted tour than plan by myself
the places I wish to visit.
130. I can work carefully on most things without a. veS, b. uncertain, C. no.

being bothered by people making a lot of noise

around me. 143. I am properly regarded as only a plodding.
a. yes, b. in tween, C. no. half-successful person.
a. yes, uncertain, C. no.
131. I occasionally tell strangers things that seem
to me important, regardless of whether they 144. If people take advantage of my friendliness, I
ask about them. do not resent it and Isoon forget.
a. ves. b. in between, C. no. a. true, b. uncertain, C. false.

132. I spend much of my spare time talking with 145. If a heated argument developed between other
friends about social events enjoved in the past. members taking part in a group discussion, I
a. yes, b. in between, C. no. would:
a. like to see a "winner,"
133. Ienjoy doing "daring." foolhardy things "just b. in between.
for fun." C. wish that it would be smoothed ever.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
146. I like to do my planning alone, without inter
134. I find the sight of an untidy room very annoy ruptions and suggestions from others.
ing. a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
a. yes. b. in between, C. no.

135. I consider myself a very sociable, outgoing 147. Isometimes let my actions get swayed by feel
person.
ings of jealousy.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.

136. In social contacts I: 148. Ibelieve firmly "the boss may not always be
a. showv my emotions asIwish. right, but he always has the right to be boss."
b. in between. a. yes, b. uncertain, C. no.

c. keep my emotions to myself.

149. I get tense as I think of all the things lying
137. Ienjov music that is: ahead of me.
a. light, dry, and brisk, a. yes, b. sometimes, C. O.
b. in between,
C. emotional and sentimental. 150. If people shout suggestions whe. I'm playing
a game, it doesn't upset me.
138. Iadmire the heaut" of a poem more than that a, true, b. uncertain, C. false,.
of a well-made gun.
a. yes, b. uncertain, C. no. (End, column 6 on anawer aheet.)
 151. It v ould be more interesting to be: 165 Taik with ordinary, ha it-bound, conventional
a. an artist, people:
b. uncertain, a. is often quite interesting and hes a lot to it,
C. a secretary running a club b. in bet ween,
c. annoys me because i. deals with trifles. and
152. Which of the follow ing words does not properly lacks depth.
belong with the others?
a. any, b. some, C. most.
166. Some hings make me so angry that I find it
153. "Flame"" is to "heat" as "rose"" is to: best not to spe ak.
a. thorn,
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
f b. red petals, C. 8cent.
154 Ihave vivid dreams, disturbing my sleep. 167. In education, it is more important to:
a, often, a. give the child enough affection,
b. occasionally, b. in bet ween,
C. practically never. c. have the child learn desirable habits and
f
attitudes.
155. If the odds are really against something's be
ing asuccess, I still believe in taking the risk.
a. yeS, b. in between, C. no.
168. People regard me as a solid, undisturbed person,
unmoved by ups and downs in circumstances.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
156. I like it when I know so well what the group
has to do that I naturally become the one in
command. 169. Ithink society should let reason lead it to new
a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
customs and throw aside old habits or mere
traditions.
157. I would rather dress with quiet correctness a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
than with eye-catching personal style.
a. true, b. uncertain, C. false. 170. I think it is more important in the modern
r
158. An evening with a quiet hobby appeals to me
world to solve:
a. the question of moral purpoSe,
more than a lively party.
b. uncertain,
a. true, b. uncertain, C. false. c. the political difficulties.
159. I close my mind to well-meant suggestions of
171. I learn better by:
others, even though I know I shouldn't.
a. occasionally, b. hardly ever, C. never. a. reading a well-written book,
b. in between,
160. I always make it a point. in deciding anything, c. joining a group discussion.
to refer to basic rules of right and wtong.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no. 172. I like to go my own way instead of acting on
approved rules.
161. Isomewhat dislike having a group watch me at a. true, b. uncertain, C. false.
work.
a. yes, b. in between, C. no. 173. I like to wait til I am sure that what I am say
ing is correct, before I put forth an argument.
162. Because it is not always possible to get thíngs a. always,
done by gradual, reasonable methodL, it is b. generally,
sometimes necessary to use force.
a. true, b. in between, C. false. c. only if it's practicable.

163. In school Ipreferred (or prefer): 174. Small things sometimes "get on my nerves"
a. English, unbearably, though I realize they are trivial.
b. uncertain, a. yes, b. in between, C. no.
C. mathematics or arithmetic.
175. I don't often say things on the spur of the
164. I have sometimes been troubled by people's moment that I greatly regret.
saying bad things about me behind my back, a. true, b. uncertain, C. false.
with no grounds at all.
a. yes, b. uncertain, C. no. (End, column 7 on angwer sheet.)

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176. If askec to wurk W.th a charity rive, I wou d 182. I am considred a very enthusinstic person
&. accept, a. yes, b. in between, C. no,
b. uncertain,
c. politely say l'm too busy. 183. I like a jol that offers change, vari 1y, and
tiavel, even if it in rolves s »me danger
177. Which of the following words doe hot belong a. yesS, b. in between, C. no,
with the others?
a. wide. b. zigzag, c. straisght.
184. Iam a fairly strict person, insi_ting on always
178. "Soon" is to "never" as "near (
dong things as corectly as possible.
a. true, b. in between. C. false,
a. nowhere, b. far, C. a"AV.

179. If I make an awk ward social mistake. I: : 185. I enjoy work that requires conscientíious, ex
soon forget it. acting skills.
a. yes, b. in etween, C. no. A. yes. b. in hetween, (. nO.

180. I am known as an "idea man" who almost 186. I'm the energetic type who keeps bu:y.
always puts forward some ideas on a prolblem. a. Ves, h. uncertain, C. no.
a. yes, b. in bet ween, C. No.
187. Ian sure there are no questions that I have
81. Ithink I am better at showing. skipped or failed to answer projperly.
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b. uncertain,
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