> If preference does not correlate with behavior, you are effectively measuring nothing. Preference is not nothing. It reflects what people like and want. Pre

> If preference does not correlate with behavior, you are effectively measuring nothing. Preference is not nothing. It reflects what people like and want. Preference for these traits, e.g. introversion, is a fairly reliable predictor of behavior, but it doesn't matter if it is or not, if someone lies to themselves entirely (however likely that is). The purpose is regurgitating to the test-taker what they like and want. I don't see how a company could make good use of it.