<p>There’s something off about this. I know in my heart that I’m a Slytherin – somewhat Jesuitical, moral relativist, manipulator of power, egotistical, snobby, apologist for the status quo, somewhat craven, a consigliere, not a Don or a hitman – but the test had me strongly as Ravenclaw, with the others just about equal. I think one of the things that happens is that the “smart, creative” questions get slotted as Ravenclaw. Huh? Snape and Malfoy aren’t smart and creative? What’s the evidence for that?</p>
<p>I’m in Ravenclaw (84), with Hufflepuff close behind (82). Can any psychologists out there explain why all personality tests seem to ask the same questions over and over again with only slight differences in wording? Do they assume people can’t be consistent liars and thus think they’ll get a more accurate result that way? Or are they testing for psychoses and split personalities?</p>
<p>hmmn, Alumother, hard to figure out how your Gryffindor was lower than your Slytherin…very interesting…
FountainSiren, your scores crack me up…you should get into 3 Ivy’s with those perfect/near perfect scores…not sure how one gets a 99 on something with this test… wonder if it times our responses?</p>