similarminds.comAbout the Big Five Word personality test
This Big Five questionnaire uses 60 descriptive words instead of longer statements. The word-based format offers another way to record a self-description within a five-factor framework. No vocabulary exam or preparation is involved; the report concerns how you describe yourself, not how well you know personality terminology.
Background
Word-based personality inventories relate to the lexical tradition in personality research. Lewis R. Goldberg contributed to Big Five research and the International Personality Item Pool. This SimilarMinds questionnaire is its own word-based inventory; a shared framework does not make every Big Five test the same instrument.
What your results include
The report presents five percentage scores with written interpretations and SimilarMinds Big Five/SLOAN information. These are questionnaire outputs, not intelligence scores or population percentiles. Different Big Five inventories can use different wording, labels and scoring conventions.