Rosenberg Test

Largely, the entire test proved thought provoking as this was a subjective test. Meaning everyone's values are not the same, everyone is not driven by the same motives. This could be problematic in obtaining valid results. It has given this writer cause to carefully examine assessments that are being administered clients. Reliability and validity have a great importance in how counselor should utilize assessments and can assist in finding appropriate instruments in order to be more effective with clients.

The next test I took was the self-awareness test. This assessment investigates how well I know myself. My score on this test was 55, just slightly below average. It asked questions about how well I know my personal beliefs and how open I am to structural criticism and feedback. It also asked if I had a friend that I would confide in and ask for advice from. Anyone who knows my best friend and me knows we tell each other absolutely everything, argue, and debate about almost anything. She is also one of the few people whose opinion and advice I will

So, while this study did show some areas of strength in self-awareness, it also showed that I have several areas of potential growth. . Like Julian Baggini states so eloquently in his TED talk “To the extent you have a true self, it's something that you in part discover, but in part create” (Baggini), I am still growing and creating my sense of self. As this happens, I believe I will be able to ask for, and accept, negative feedback about my personality.

You, not a test, have determined the life style you live in. Many people confuse the fact that self esteem and living well are connected, truth is that is how

The second self-assessment that I completed was the multiple intelligence assessment. I found that this assessment was the most meaningful for me out of the three. During this self-assessment I was able to quickly answer questions about myself and then reflect at the end about whether or not the outcomes

The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSS) was used to measure the clients level of self-esteem. The RSS is a 10 item scale that measures self-worth by evaluating both positive and negative feelings about the self. The scale

3.List whether each of the following substances was positive or negative for starch, as indicated by using iodine. (7 points)

The two self-assessments were not so much informative as they were a continued validation of a few things that I already knew about myself. Truthfully, I am not one to give credit to the of use self-assessments as a guideline to how I should act or what I should do in life. I am definitely an Extrovert as the Jungian Typology assessment proved, but there are days that I lean towards being an introvert just to survive and decompress. I work as a librarian in a middle school and sometimes, I need to shut myself off and find quiet, self-centralized moments to think and assess my days. With that said, I am surprised that the assessment categorized me as judging instead of perceptive. Sensing and feeling have always been a strong point for

The two characters Marian and Bethany Hamilton, both faced different tragic events but both didn’t let that experience bring them down. In the story “The Test” by Angelica Gibbs, the character Marian faces the challenge of getting her drivers license, yet she has trouble because she encounters a racist driving instructor. On the other hand, in the article “Can a devastating shark attack really lead to a better life?” by Melanie Greenberg, the character Bethany Hamilton faced a devastating event because she got her arm bit off by a shark while surfing. Bethany never gave up but being a strong and hopeful woman led her to continue surfing, and had a positive effect on her. A common theme between both stories is one can still overcome a tragic event no matter how bad it is with support and a positive mind.

The participants that provided responses to the questionnaire were put into a graph, showing the severity of concussions based on the 5 point scale given; extremely sever, sever slightly sever, somewhat sever, not severe.(fig 4) The responses showed patterns of the participants as a whole. Additionally, given the small sample size (n= 7), athletes who were identified as having a concussion, sidelined tested, and diagnosed from a physician were used to generate an outliner data showing the average of a player’s time frame for returning to play. The sample used a bar graph to understand trends necessary to view the commonalities of the time frame of an athletes return to play.

My results were nine out of thirty-three my score was average. I answered the questions truthfully, considering I’m a psychology major, but I knew the wrong answers was wrong. I could have answered the incorrect question that way the author of the assessment test, correctly. I didn’t want to cheat my true feelings in order to gain least incorrect answers. I normally don’t seek the approval of others in what I say or do, but I did think I would have gotten least wrong answers. I do agree with my results, I show an average degree of concern for the social desirability. I agree with the fact I conform to social rules and conventions.

In his article Rosenberg analyzes the Court’s impact on public policy and their ability to create social reform. The Supreme Court’s actual influence and power it has on America’s policies and laws is often debated. There are many powers that the general public believes the Supreme court holds, but their precedent views of the Court’s power may be exaggerated.

Test of Self-Conscious Affect (Tangney, Wagner, & Gramzow, 1989): This scale measured proneness to guilt and proneness to shame on a five-point scale.

The Humanmetrics Jung Typology Test resulted in an Introvert Intuitive Feeling Judging (INFJ) profile. Those who exhibit the INFJ profile are described as people with a strong humanitarian view of the world who possess a tendency towards idealism. In addition, the INFJs have few friends, however, those friendships are intimate. At times the INFJ will withdraw as it is necessary for them to recharge as they are susceptible to

In many cases, therapists use these tests to learn qualitative information about a client. Some therapists may use projective tests to encourage the client to discuss issues or examine thoughts and emotions. Additionally, projective tests that do not have standard grading scales tend to lack both validity and reliability. Validity refers to whether or not a test is measuring what it purports to measure, while reliability refers to the consistency of the test results (Cohen, et al., 2013)