California Psychological Questionnaire (CPI)

Electronic test. 2018. - 58 p. This file includes: a test in MicrosoftExcel format, a table of full calculation of test results on scales with a transfer to T-points + scaleLies, an automatic calculation of the result obtained + a questionnaire form and a general interpretation of the test (manual variant).

Annotation.
Source for the electronic test: Californian psychological questionnaire CaliforniaPsychologicalInventory (CPI). The original (new) version of CPI-462 (Gough, 1987). The author is an American sociologist and psychologist Harrison G. Gough (Professor of Psychology, Emeritus, UniversityofCalofornia, Berkeley, California).
Authors of the Russian version - Tarabrina NV, Ph.D. (Institute of Psychology RAS),
Countess N.A. (Center for Psychology and Psychotherapy). Contingent of subjects: CPI is applied from 14 years and older.

The subject of testing: a set of specific features or properties of the personality, manifested by it in real situations of interpersonal interaction.
Tasks of testing: definition of personal type and style of interpersonal interaction; predicting behavior in real situations of interpersonal interaction.

The test includes and describes the following scales.
1. Evaluation of poise, authority, self-confidence, adequacy in interpersonal communication.
Scale L (added by the authors of the electronic version).
Domination.
Ability to status.
Sociability.
Social presence.
Self-acceptance.
Independence.
Empathy.

2. Measuring the level of socialization, maturity, responsibility and structured values in interpersonal communication.
A responsibility.
Socialization.
Self-control.
Good impression.
Usuality.
Feeling of well-being.
Tolerance.

3. Assessment of potential achievements and effectiveness in the intellectual sphere.
Achievement through submission.
Achievement through independence.
Intellectual efficiency.
Psychological mentality.
Flexibility.
Femininity / masculinity.

Center for Psychiatric Care and Professional Psychophysiological Selection. Authors of the program: Golev SV, Adjunct Professor of Psychology, Goleva OS, Master of Psychology.
The material was developed within the framework of the program "Psychodiagnostics in Excel".