California Psychological Inventory

The California Psychological Inventory (CPI) is a standardized assessment tool used by psychologists to measure personality traits in adults. It helps identify an individual's typical patterns of behavior, social interactions, and personal qualities, such as responsibility, socialization, and self-control. The CPI is often used in settings like clinical diagnosis, personal development, and employment screening to gain insights into a person's character and interpersonal style. It provides valuable information that aids in understanding how someone interacts with others and navigates various social situations.