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Cops. Wrong people in top jobs.
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I don’t think you could even state how the ideal cop scores in the various areas of a psychological test. I can, and I can assure you that I score reasonably close to it in most areas - a little high in the “openness” and “agreeableness”, and to a lesser extent, the “neuroticism” categories, but otherwise close enough.
As you suspect, though, I do know how to fool the tests. I know the psychological requirements of recruits so back-to-front now that I can achieve a perfect score for a cop on the sample tests that I’ve tried. Which is why I know you are just trying to be nasty here. You, on the other hand, I suspect would score way too high on the neuroticism category nowadays. Your experience as a cop seems to have left you very angry and easily stressed. I don’t want to be a cop though. I've seen too many cops retire as very damaged people.