LA BUSINESS JOURNAL — May 19 — More than 43,000 marriages in the United States last year were between people who met through eHarmony. eHarmony recently reported a 25% increase in registered users. In all, 20m people have used eHarmony over its eight-year life. eHarmony has started introducing its questionnaire-intensive system to Western countries recently, and soon it will try its luck in China. A panel of psychologists, through focus groups in China, validated the translations of questionnaires and found that cultural differences matter little when it comes to measuring personality types and values. eHarmony launched the site in other English-speaking countries – first Canada, a year ago, then Australia in February. The UK will get its own version in June and other European countries will follow.
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There are other normative personality tests like the:
16PF5 Chinese version
16PF5 Japanese version
http://www.16pfworld.com/languages.html
15FQ+ Chinese version from http://www.15fq.com/whatItMeasures.htm
FiT In Chinese version from http://www.hrobjective.com/en/fitin.htm
showing that “cultural differences matter little when it comes to measuring personality types and values”
Regards,
Fernando Ardenghi.
Buenos Aires.
Argentina.
ardenghifer@gmail.com
There are other normative personality tests like the:
16PF5 Chinese version
16PF5 Japanese version
http://www.16pfworld.com/languages.html
15FQ+ Chinese version from http://www.15fq.com/whatItMeasures.htm
FiT In Chinese version from http://www.hrobjective.com/en/fitin.htm
showing that “cultural differences matter little when it comes to measuring personality types and values”
Regards,
Fernando Ardenghi.
Buenos Aires.
Argentina.
ardenghifer@gmail.com