A category of personality tests in which individuals answer a series of questions about personal behavior is called a self-report inventory.
Self-report inventory is a survey formed by Raymond Cattell to evaluate individuals based on his characteristic method of personality.
Self-report inventory is a psychological test where a person is asked direct questions about their interests, behavior that indicate their personality.
This test is applied to create a personality characterization of the individual and help somebody choose a profession.
A self-report inventory test is a category of personality tests in which individuals answer a series of questions about personal behavior. Self -report inventory asks questions directly about their personal interest, values, symptoms and behaviors. it may takes five to fifteen minutes to complete test.
