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New at the Truity blog: So, how does a personality test get made? If you’ve taken any number of

[Truity]( New at the Truity blog: So, how does a personality test get made? [How A Personality Test is Made]( If you’ve taken any number of personality tests online, at some point you’ve probably wondered what’s going on under the hood. Who writes these tests? What sort of qualifications do they have? And how accurate are these things, really? Test development is complex, but it also follows a step-by-step process. Understanding this process can help you to understand how all those personality tests you’ve been taking actually work—and which ones you can rely on for accurate information about yourself. So buckle up. You’re about to get an inside look into how a personality test is made. [Read More]( [5 Parenting Struggles of Every Intuitive Perceiver]( Do I give my baby a pacifier or let her cry herself to sleep? Should I force the defiant toddler into a coat or let him feel the pain? Shall I let my child make his own decisions or enforce the rules with an iron fist? All parents face challenges..... so many challenges! We all worry about whether we're doing the right thing. But when you're an Intuitive, Perceiving type (ENTP, INTP, ENFP, INFP), even the simplest decisions can seem effortful and huge. These types thrive in an environment of possibility and creative thinking. They worry that even a small decision could have serious long-term consequences for their child. Here are five struggles that every NP encounters at some point in their parenting career. Let's see how many resonate! [Read More]( [Truity]( 21999 Del Puerto Canyon Road Livermore CA 94550 USA No longer want to receive these amazing, insightful, incredibly enlightening emails? Well, to each his own. Click below to... [UNSUBSCRIBE]( [Unsubscribe]( | [Change Subscriber Options](

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