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Resource of the Week: Psychometric TestsThis week's resource of the week is TESTdex, which is an INdex (get it?) of personality and intelligence tests, including the Eysenck Personality Inventory, Cattell's 16 factor test, the F-scale Authoritarian personality test, a visual fluid intelligence test and a number fluid intelligence test, as well as various IQ tests.

TESTdex can be found here

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