Temperament and an assessment of prevalent personality type using the Expert system for complex personality analysis
To confirm validity and reliability of the developed Expert system for complex personality analysis (ESCPA), 1456 persons aged from 15 to 62 years were examined using techniques to assess intensity and flexibility of psychophysiological processes, thinking, mental states and personality characteristics. It was proved that results obtained via ESCPA technique describe the temperament (a type of higher nervous activity), prevalent cognitive style, characteristics of cognition and a mode of information perception and processing of an individual.