Interactive Links
Active Learning Exercise
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Why are
"Pseudo" Personality Tests So Popular?
Explore four important logical fallacies, the Barnum effect, the fallacy of positive
instances, the self-serving bias, and ad hoc explanations, that help explain why people
enjoy horoscopes and pseudo personality tests.
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That's My
Theory?
Interview three giants in the field of psychology to determine which one is Dr. Freud.
This brief game show briefly discusses the theory of Dr. Freud and two other well
known psychologists. Try it, you will have fun.
Freud
Humanistic Psychology
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A Guide to
Humanistic Psychology
This page by the Association for Humanistic Psychology has just about all the information
you would ever want for a comprehensive introduction to Humanistic Psychology.
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The Association For Humanistic
Psychology
This international group promotes the ideals of Humanistic Psychology. This page has
links to many facts about humanistic psychology including a brief history of humanistic
psychology and brief biographies of the founders and important theorists in the movement.
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Carl Rogers
A brief biography of Carl Rogers. (See pages 487-490 in Psychology in Action,
5e.)
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Carl Rogers
(1902-1987)
Another brief biography of Carl Rogers.
Personality Tests
Warning:
There are literally thousands of Web sites that deal with personality and personality
testing. The tests listed below are for entertainment value only. Some of these tests will
give you a flavor of what you might find in an actual personality test, but a valid
personality test would have to be administered by a trained psychologist, not via the
Internet. Some of the "tests" listed here are just satires of personality
tests and have no value except entertainment. We also caution you to not submit any
personal information over the Internet. (See also pages 464-470 in Psychology in Action,
5e)
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The Keirsey
Temperament Sorter
This is really the only link listed here that is an example of an actual personality test.
There are 70 questions and the test is self-scoring. Remember that
to be valid this test must be given by a trained psychologist.
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