The Big Book of Personality Tests: 90 Easy-To-Score Quizzes That Reveal the Real You

by Salvatore V. Didato

This fascinating collection of 100 fun-to-take and easy-to-score personality quizzes-devised by an expert psychologist-provides unparalleled insight into what makes us tick and why. Are You a Romantic? What's Your Emotional IQ? Body Language: Can You Read It? Who's the Boss,Your Work or You? Are You a Risk-Taker? How Honest Are You, Really?



Dr. Salvatore V. Didato has spent his career helping people unravel the answers to these and similar questions. Now he's channeled his years of experience into an enlightening collection of simple tests designed to get to the real truth about ourselves. By asking all the right questions, Didato helps us arrive at the sometimes astounding answers to who we are, how we got that way, and what, if anything, we can or should do to change.



Each quiz addresses a distinct aspect of the human persona, from ambition, self-esteem, and romance, to ingenuity, creativity, sexuality, and more. And Dr. Didato's insightful explanations help guide us down the path to self-awareness, and, ultimately, self-improvement. On top of everything else, the quizzes are fun!

Genres: Psychology, Self Help, Nonfiction, Reference

208 pages, Spiral-bound

First published April 5, 2003

Reviews

[مصطفي سليمان]

انا بحب النوع دا من الكتب
اه تافه
انا كنت بجيب اي مجلة فيها اسئلة واقعد احل حتي لو اسئلة ليها علاقة بالستات
انا بحب الاسئلة يا جدعان
ف ما بالك بكتاب كله اسئلة وبيقولك انت ملبوس؟
هل أنت خرتيت؟
ما معني عطستك؟
انا بحب الحاجات دي والله جدا
مطلعتش خرتيت بالمناسبة
طلعت متوسط في كل حاجة عار والله

[Ashley]

I'm very glad that I bought this book. I've worked through it now about three time in the last 10 or so years and I enjoy comparing my previous answers to my current answers. It really tells me how I've changed my view of the world, my self and others over the past decade.

[Claire]

This is a fun book to have. Reminds me of the silly tests you found in teen magazines!

[Laura L]

Some of these quizzes had trick questions or out of date information. It was interesting though, and I feel that I learned quite a bit about myself.

[Chelsea]

I thought this would be fun, but it was a great big meh. Most of the quizzes are really poorly designed.