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International Personality Item Pool Representation of the NEO PI-R™. Tests designed to educate the public about the five-factor model of personality.

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IPIP-NEO

This project is a Python 3 port of Dr. John's IPIP-NEO software. This port is able to run offline (disconnected from the internet).

IPIP-NEO-120 is an IPIP version of the NEO-PI-R test.

"The IPIP-NEO is not identical to the original NEO PI-R, but in my opinion it is close enough to serve as a good substitute. More and more people are beginning to use it in published research, so its acceptance is growing." - Dr. Johnson

Upstream Resources

Installation on Windows

  1. Download and install Python 3.8.10 32-bit from this link.

    Please select the Add Python 3.8 to PATH option in the Python installer.

    Python 3.8.x installation

    Note: For older Windows XP systems, install Python 3.4.4 from this link. Please select the Install for all users option in the Python installer.

  2. Download and extract the IPIP-NEO-PI software ZIP file. Click here to download.

  3. Run the IPIP-NEO web server by clicking on the start-server.bat file. After doing so, you should see something like,

    Server Started

  4. Open the IPIP-NEO test in the browser by clicking on the start-browser.bat file or by clicking here.

  5. [OPTIONAL] We recommend using the Firefox web browser. Firefox can be downloaded from the https://www.mozilla.org/ website.

Reporting

The test results are saved in a local SQLite database file called app\results.db.

You can view this SQLite database file using the https://sqlitebrowser.org/ software.

To view historical tests, click here. Doing so opens the http://localhost:8888/reporting page in your browser.

Internal Components

  • Bootstrap

  • Bottle 0.12.19

  • jqPlot 1.0.9.d96a669

  • Selenium

Credits

  • Dr John A. Johnson

  • Dhiru Kholia

  • Dr KJ Divina Kumar

Notes

All development work happens on Linux (Ubuntu).

For testing, we run Windows XP, 7, and 10 Virtual Machines using VirtualBox.

For testing against the upstream website, use time python3 randomized_combo_tester_v4.py command.

License

Public Domain. See https://ipip.ori.org/newPermission.htm for more information.

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