A reasonable conclusion you can reach reading the module on Personality Assessment is:   a. it is better to rely on the results of a single assessment methhod than those from a combination of different methods.   b. test reliability and validity are relatively unimportant in assessing personality.   c. personality is personal so it can only be assessed through self-reports   d. there is no single assessment method that is infallible.

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