Persönlichkeit
Need to Evaluate Scale (NES)
How strongly you tend to form opinions about everything.
Über diesen Test
The need to evaluate is how much you naturally form opinions — judging things as good or bad, liking or disliking them — rather than staying neutral. People high in this trait have opinions about almost everything; people low in it are more comfortable being undecided. Neither is better; it simply describes a mental style.
Was Ihr Ergebnis bedeutet
| Punktwert | Bedeutung |
|---|---|
| 16–37 | Lower need to evaluate |
| 38–58 | Moderate need to evaluate |
| 59–80 | Higher need to evaluate |
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What does this measure?
Your tendency to evaluate — to form likes, dislikes and opinions — versus staying neutral. It is a normal personality difference, not a strength or a fault.
Is a high score bad?
No. High scorers have opinions readily; low scorers are more easy-going about staying undecided. Each has its place.
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Quelle: Jarvis, W. B. G. & Petty, R. E. (1996), Need to Evaluate Scale. Free for research and educational use.