I would like to find a "printable" version of a personality quiz
called "True Colors". I have a copy of the results but have been
unable to find the original quiz.

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Request for Question Clarification by czh-ga on 06 Dec 2003 19:10 PST

Hello scarlett4321-ga,

I don?t think there is a ?printable? version of this test available
online. The publisher seems to have very tight controls on licensing
and distribution of this product. There are several sites where you
can take the test online. I can give you the websites for the owner of
the True Colors products, several websites for distributors as well as
a list of books that offer the test and how to interpret it. Will you
accept this as an answer? I look forward to your clarification.

~ czh ~

Hi, Scarlett !

As czh points out, the test is a licensed product and you would be in
breach of copyright were you to make copies of it.

However, I believe you are trying to correlate some personal results
you have received with the original test, for archival purposes.

A free version of the test which seems to be slightly shortened can be
found online at:

http://www.cgcanada.com/cgcanada/truecolors.html

Web pages - complete with menu bars and graphics - can be printed out
by going to the File menu on your browser and then hitting Print, or
by hitting the Control Key + P.

This should give you a printout good enough for your purposes, which
is still clearly identified with the license holder, who is providing
the test as a free service.


A full online test for which you pay US $15.00 for each use (reducing
for multiple uses) can be found at Crescendo Learning at:

http://www.crescendolearning.com/truecolorsonline.html

If this is the test you took, you may need to pay again to get access to it.


True Colors own site is currently pre-occupied with the Holiday
season, but the test is availabe free in the bottom right hand box at
the borrome of the screen - scroll down.. enter your age in the box to
start the test, and have your reading glasses handy if you need them -
the text is very tiny. Go to:

http://www.truecolors.org


A good article on the test by Bill and Lynn Kirby can be found at:

http://www.uwsp.edu/education/wkirby/ntrprsnl/myers2.htm

and another by Alice Hendrikson describing some practical applications
in the workforce is at:

http://cjonline.com/stories/012702/pro_color.shtml


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