If the test is done on the web, I would have to be in the room with the patient while he/she took it. I couldn't tell if it is done on the web or not, looks like it might be and not sure it is a true personality test and not another kind of test. I know what answers on any personality test, ones I have used and ones I haven't, to look for, therefore I can't take one.
I plan to go crazy any day now, and enjoy my private world of crazy.
I have an XCell spreadsheet form I ask people to fill out and then I enter the data on that website from that form. It just works out easier. Sometimes there's still bugs in the software that trip people up.
I think you might find the map and cluster chart from it interesting.
It takes a snapshot of one's construct system. No culture anywhere has been found to use more than 26 bi-polar constructs through which life is construed, channeled.
Most of us use less than 12 or even 8 most of the time.
One of the most super-ordinate constructs is BAD/GOOD OR GOOD/EVIL etc.
There are a lot of implications for how loose or rigid one's construct system is.
I don't even recall all the implications of all the stuff related to the thing. My Chairman once presented 20 DIFFERENT papers at an APA Convention that most people feel it a super honor to present one at. He was THAT brilliant and a workaholic.
I use it too look at the relationships. There are a lot of implications for who is in what quadrant on the map and how close etc. etc.
It is not a personality test, per se. I don't know the research comparing it to personality tests. Certainly the various personalities would complete it differently.
It is designed, however, to be very idiosyncratic to each individual yet to disclose some key aspects of their functioning and construct world . . . how they construe and operate in their reality and the world in general.
I love the tool but it's a bit tedious to work with and enter the data on--and for folks to fill out.