I’m studying for my Psychology class and need an explanation.

Below You will complete the following three surveys and write 200 words on what you experienced:

1. As the your text states do you feel your results on The Big Five tend to lie somewhere midway along the continuum of each factor, rather than at polar ends?
2. When you took the 2 big five surveys did you find any deviation in the results ?
3. What traits did you score high in when you took the Big 5
4. What was the outcome of the LIFE Project & view the world surveys, did you lean anything about yourself that you did not know?

Keep in mind that we are all unique individuals and any assessment can only show us a piece of the personality puzzle at best. Do not take any assessment too seriously.

1. Personality Traits (Big 5)

This questionnaire is a standard measure of personality traits. It will take you about 3 minutes to complete the 44 items. After you have finished, you will get feedback about your scores. ( you have two links to two different surveys take bot and compare results ) SOME OF YOU HAVE HAD PROBLEMS WITH THE BELOW LINKS, IF YOU CUT AND PASTE THEM INTO THE ADDRESS LINE THEY SHOULD WORK, I JUST TRIED IT.

http://www.utpsyc.org/Big5/ (????????)????????

http://www.outofservice.com/bigfive/ (????????)????????

2. The LIFE Project

We are what we do. This questionnaire attempts to decipher your personality by looking at your daily behaviors. It should take about 8 minutes to answer all of the items in the survey.

The pilot research for this questionnaire has been conducted by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin. Any feedback you receive should be considered as a form of entertainment rather than absolute truth. If you have any concerns about completing any of the questionnaire items, leave them blank. After completing all of the questions, you will receive feedback about your behaviors and your personality

http://www.utpsyc.org/LIFE/

3. How do you view the world?

An exploration into thoughts, perceptions, and LIWC

Everyone sees the world in slightly different ways. In this exercise, you will be asked to describe a relatively simple picture for about 5 minutes. After doing this, the computer will analyze your writings and point to how you view the picture compared to others.

http://www.utpsyc.org/Bottle/index.html