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The Personality Laboratory at the University of New Hampshire |
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About the Laboratory: • site home • people in the lab • list of laboratory publications • selected reprints |
Overview of Selected Theoretical Work: personality as a scientific discipline • the Systems Framework for personality • personal intelligence • emotional intelligence •ethical commentary on the personality of public figures |
Psychological Measures and Procedures: scales of mood,• mood-congruent judgment,• empathy, • meta-experience of mood, • personal intelligence • emotional intelligence • intellectual experience • and experimental procedures |
Scales of Personal Intelligence Contents
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Test of Personal Intelligence (TOPI 1.2)
The laboratory is presently developing the Test of Personal Intelligence ver 1.2 (TOPI 1.2). The TOPI scale is a first measure of personal intelligence -- where personal intelligence represents the ability to reason about personalities, both one's own and those of others.
The development of the TOPI across its versions 1.0 to 1.2 is described in a recent article in the Journal of Personality Assessment (Mayer, Panter & Caruso, 2012).That said, we are still developing the TOPI scale and hope to move into studying future versions soon. The Journal of Personality Assessment article represented a demonstration study that explored the possible existence of a personal intelligence. As we develop the overall TOPI scale, we are recommending the use of the TOPI-MINI-12 for those who are interested in research in the area (see below for information on the MINI-12). Alternatively, we now have availalble a TOPI 1.2 Rf version, which takes 45 min. and that we are researching in our laboratory and collaboratively with other labs.
Test of Personal Intelligence Mini Marker Scale-12 (TOPI MINI-12)
Update July-18-2013
To foster the study of personal intelligence the lab is now making available the TOPI MINI-12 for researchers at colleges, universities and similar settings. The MINI-12, a 12-item scale of personal intelligence, is appropriate for research as a general maker of levels of personal intelligence within and across groups. Research use of the test would include, for example, examining the relationships between personal intelligence and other psychological variables across people, or examining differences in average levels of personal intelligence across groups.
The manual for the TOPI-MINI-12 is now online and can be viewed or downloaded from here.
To request the TOPI MINI-12 itself please e-mail John D. Mayer at the University of New Hampshire. If you are unknown to us, please indicate your college, university, or or other organizational affiliation, along with a brief description of the project for which you intend to use the test. The UNH website provides contact information for Dr. Mayer.
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