Emotion test guide 2008
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This document contains a short emotion test asking for personal information like favorite color, initials, month of birth, preferences between black or white and flying or driving, and wishes. Participants are asked to answer questions without cheating to see how close the test comes to them. It collects basic personal details over 9 questions to assess emotions.
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