Enneagram Tests
For more
information about these tests and how to order them, please contact the
authors directly.
THE ESSENTIAL ENNEAGRAM TEST
By David Daniels, M.D. and Virginia Price, Ph.D.
Description: This 15-minute self-administered test is based on reading nine descriptive paragraphs, choosing the three that most resemble you, then reading further descriptions of those types. The nine paragraphs reflect each type’s overall worldview, style of attention, dominant mental and emotional biases, central pre-occupations, and positive attributes.
Test Results: The test gives the probability that the chosen paragraph identifies the client’s type, along with the probabilities that the client may be some other type. This test is incorporated into the book, The Essential Enneagram, and also includes information about the types including specific practices for each type. A version is available free online www.authenticenneagram.com
For More Information: The Essential Enneagram By David Daniels, M.D. and Virginia Price, Ph.D. (HarperSanFrancisco, 2000)
NINE KEYS ENNEATYPE PERSONALITY SELECTOR
By John Richards and Lyudmyla Richards
Description: You are asked to rate 99 items using a rating scale of 1 to 6 for each item. This test is written in predominantly business language.
Test Results: Item scores are added to give a composite score for each Enneatype. (Part I) You are then asked to consider descriptions for the top three scores to make a final choice of Enneatype. (Part II)
For More Information: Horizon 9 Keys Publishing, John Richards, 673 Santa Marguerita Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93117, Phone: 805-967-6955 johnrich20@hotmail.com
RHETI
The Riso-Hudson Enneagram Type Indicator
(Version 2.5)
By Don Riso and Russ Hudson
Description: This test takes about an hour to complete and involves making a choice between 144 pairs of statements.
Test Results: Self-scoring results in a composite score for each type. Your highest score is usually your type; it is likely your type is among you highest 2-3 scores.
For More Information: The Enneagram Institute, 355 Main St., Route 209, Stone Ridge, NY 12484, Phone: 845-687-9878, Fax: 845-687-7486 www.enneagraminstitute.com
WEPSS
Wagner Enneagram Personality Style Scales
By Jerome P. Wagner, Ph.D.
Description: This test contains 200 words and phrases, half of which have positive connotations and half negative connotations. You choose, on a 5-point scale, how well each one fits your personality style. The package includes a brief introduction to the Enneagram and a one-page description of each of the nine Enneagram styles. A 106-page manual is available.
Test Results: The test gives resourceful, non-resourceful and overall scores for each of the 9 types with the highest score indicated. The test can be self-scored or sent for scoring to Western Psychological Services, either by fax or by mail. A personal computer disk version is available. A version of the test is available free online: www.enneagramspectrum.com
For More Information: Western Psychological Services, 12031 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90025-1251, Phone: 800-648-8857 (U.S. and Canada only), 310-478-2061, Fax: 310-478-7838, E-mail: help@wpspublish.com
THE ESSENTIAL ENNEAGRAM TEST
By David Daniels, M.D. and Virginia Price, Ph.D.
Description: This 15-minute self-administered test is based on reading nine descriptive paragraphs, choosing the three that most resemble you, then reading further descriptions of those types. The nine paragraphs reflect each type’s overall worldview, style of attention, dominant mental and emotional biases, central pre-occupations, and positive attributes.
Test Results: The test gives the probability that the chosen paragraph identifies the client’s type, along with the probabilities that the client may be some other type. This test is incorporated into the book, The Essential Enneagram, and also includes information about the types including specific practices for each type. A version is available free online www.authenticenneagram.com
For More Information: The Essential Enneagram By David Daniels, M.D. and Virginia Price, Ph.D. (HarperSanFrancisco, 2000)
NINE KEYS ENNEATYPE PERSONALITY SELECTOR
By John Richards and Lyudmyla Richards
Description: You are asked to rate 99 items using a rating scale of 1 to 6 for each item. This test is written in predominantly business language.
Test Results: Item scores are added to give a composite score for each Enneatype. (Part I) You are then asked to consider descriptions for the top three scores to make a final choice of Enneatype. (Part II)
For More Information: Horizon 9 Keys Publishing, John Richards, 673 Santa Marguerita Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93117, Phone: 805-967-6955 johnrich20@hotmail.com
RHETI
The Riso-Hudson Enneagram Type Indicator
(Version 2.5)
By Don Riso and Russ Hudson
Description: This test takes about an hour to complete and involves making a choice between 144 pairs of statements.
Test Results: Self-scoring results in a composite score for each type. Your highest score is usually your type; it is likely your type is among you highest 2-3 scores.
For More Information: The Enneagram Institute, 355 Main St., Route 209, Stone Ridge, NY 12484, Phone: 845-687-9878, Fax: 845-687-7486 www.enneagraminstitute.com
WEPSS
Wagner Enneagram Personality Style Scales
By Jerome P. Wagner, Ph.D.
Description: This test contains 200 words and phrases, half of which have positive connotations and half negative connotations. You choose, on a 5-point scale, how well each one fits your personality style. The package includes a brief introduction to the Enneagram and a one-page description of each of the nine Enneagram styles. A 106-page manual is available.
Test Results: The test gives resourceful, non-resourceful and overall scores for each of the 9 types with the highest score indicated. The test can be self-scored or sent for scoring to Western Psychological Services, either by fax or by mail. A personal computer disk version is available. A version of the test is available free online: www.enneagramspectrum.com
For More Information: Western Psychological Services, 12031 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90025-1251, Phone: 800-648-8857 (U.S. and Canada only), 310-478-2061, Fax: 310-478-7838, E-mail: help@wpspublish.com