noodle

Those tests actually depend a lot on where you're taking them (e.g. at home, at work), your particular mood when taking it and your attitude toward the test itself. Hence the differences in scores at times. They're basically just a framework for figuring out how you are likely fo respond to stimuli.

and there are much better ways to "look into yourself." Get someone to do a Thematic Apperception Test on you. I just wrote a paper on it, so I'm a little biased. There are some other standardized ones out there that can be useful, too.

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