California Psychological Inventory (CPI)

Cory L. Cobb · Dong Xie · Alexandros Maragakis

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The California Psychological Inventory (CPI) is a 434-item self-report measure that assesses individual personality. The CPI is one of the most widely used personality measures due to a variety of attractive properties. Specifically, the test's cross-cultural relevance, ease of comprehension, and strong predictive power make the CPI a desirable measure of individual personality. Further, the CPI possesses favorable psychometric properties compared to other personality measures and has been supported empirically across a variety of studies. Also, the cross-cultural applicability of the CPI makes it a desirable measure for a variety of ethnic and racial groups, as well as international populations.

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2016Handbook of Psychological Assessment 2009Oxford handbook of personality assessment 1964Test reviews: The California Psychological Inventory: I. As a measure of the normal personality.1990Test Review: The California Psychological Inventory

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