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The Kundu Introversion-Extraversion Inventory (K.I.E.I) is designed to assess an individual's behavior on the introvert-extravert-ambivert spectrum. The scoring involves counting ticks in designated blocks and calculating totals to classify the subject's personality type based on a classification table. The document also provides definitions and characteristics for introverts, extraverts, and ambiverts, along with an introspective report section for the subject's agreement with the results.

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Kundu

The Kundu Introversion-Extraversion Inventory (K.I.E.I) is designed to assess an individual's behavior on the introvert-extravert-ambivert spectrum. The scoring involves counting ticks in designated blocks and calculating totals to classify the subject's personality type based on a classification table. The document also provides definitions and characteristics for introverts, extraverts, and ambiverts, along with an introspective report section for the subject's agreement with the results.

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TEST N0: 1

KUNDU INTROVERSION – EXTRAVERSION INVENTORY


(K.I.E.I)

Date:
AIM: To assess the Introvert- Extravert- Ambivert behavior.
SUBJECT: NAME-
AGE-
CLASS-
TEST SCORING:
1. Count the ticks (√) marks in each row in each block, and enter the figures under the
column T against the respective row.
2. Multiply the totals (T) in the following order.
Block A: First row total x 1
Second row total x 2

Third row total x 3


Fourth row total x 4

Block B: First row total x 1


Second row total x 2
Third row total x 3
Fourth row total x 4

Fifth row total x 5

Block C: First row total x 1


Second row total x 2
Third row total x 3

Block D: First row total x 1


Second row total x 2
Third row total x 3

Block E: First row total x 1

Second row total x 2

TEST INTERPRETATION:
The aim of the test was to assess the Introvert- Extravert- Ambivert behavior. The subject
obtained a score of , which according to the classification table no 5 of the
Kundu’s Introversion – Extraversion Inventory, falls into C-scale point suggesting
that the subject is . (NOTE- write down the characteristics of your
classification).

INTROSPECTIVE REPORT
In the introspective report my subject (agreed/disagreed) with the test results obtained.

1
CONCLUSION- My subject was found to be
(Introvert/Extravert/Ambivert).

a) INTROVERTS- people who prefer to be alone, tend to avoid others, withdraw themselves
in the face of emotional conflicts, and are shy.
b) EXTRAVERTS- people who are sociable, outgaining, drawn to occupations that allow
dealing directly with people, and react to stress by trying to lose themselves among people
and social activity.
c) Apart from these two types of personality types there is one more known as AMBIVERT:
An ambivert is someone who falls in the middle of the introvert/extrovert range. Ambiverts
have a blend of traits from both introverts and extroverts, as well as their own unique
strengths.
EXAMPLES-
A) I am drawn to people, I get energy from social gatherings and am pretty outgoing.
(Extrovert)
B) It’s difficult to be around lots of people. I prefer peace, and quiet time. I usually want
alone time in my free time. (Introvert)
C) It depends. (Ambivert)

References: 1. The original Kundu’s Introversion – Extraversion Inventory, 1976.


2. NCERT text book std 12

(Drawn this table on white blank paper)

SCORE CLASSIFICATION TABLE:


C- SCALE POINT RAW SCORE RANGE CLASSIFICATION

0 75 and below Extremely Extravert


1 76-89 Grossly Extravert
2 90-112 Moderately Extravert
3 113-130 Slightly Extravert

4 131-144
5 145-157 Ambivert
6 158-171

7 172-185 Slightly Introvert


8 186-199 Moderately Introvert
9 200-228 Grossly Introvert
10 229 and above Extremely Introvert

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