Describe Yourself Honestly
Practise writing about five familiar perspectives within a 15-minute overall time limit. All five prompts stay visible so you can distribute your time naturally.
Prepare a pen and paper. Write in your own words rather than memorising idealised answers. This is an educational simulation, not an official psychological assessment; follow the actual board's instructions.
Understanding the Five Descriptions
The prompts below reflect common SDT practice. Write naturally and give realistic observations; different people may see different aspects of your behaviour.
1. Parents' opinion
Consider responsibilities at home, habits, conduct and areas your parents encourage you to improve. Avoid inventing praise.
2. Teachers' or superiors' opinion
Think about punctuality, effort, learning attitude, teamwork, conduct and feedback you have actually received.
3. Friends' or colleagues' opinion
Reflect on reliability, cooperation, communication and how you respond to disagreements.
4. Your own opinion
Describe strengths, limitations, interests and examples from daily life without exaggeration.
5. Qualities you wish to improve
Identify genuine areas for growth and specific, achievable steps you are taking.
There is no single ideal SDT answer. Memorised templates may be less useful than thoughtful, truthful self-description.
Self Description Test · Answer Sheet
Name: __________________________ Date: ______________