Self-Description Test – ISSB Practice

The **Self-Description Test (SDT)** is an essential part of the ISSB psychological assessment. Candidates are required to describe their **personality, strengths, weaknesses, and aspirations** in a limited time.

📌 Why is Self-Description Important?

It allows ISSB assessors to understand your **self-awareness, confidence, and personality traits**. A well-structured self-description can create a positive impression.

📌 Dos & Don'ts

✅ Be honest and concise.
✅ Highlight your **strengths** and acknowledge **weaknesses** realistically.
✅ Maintain a **positive tone** while discussing areas of improvement.
❌ Avoid **over-exaggeration** or unrealistic claims.
❌ Do not copy generic answers; make it **unique to yourself**.

📌 Self-Description Example

🔹 What My Friends Say About Me:

My friends describe me as **helpful, disciplined, and supportive**. They appreciate my **problem-solving skills** and my ability to **stay calm under pressure**.

🔹 What My Teachers Say About Me:

My teachers consider me **hardworking, responsible, and eager to learn**. They often praise my **dedication towards studies and leadership skills** in teamwork.

🔹 What My Family Thinks About Me:

My family sees me as **caring and respectful**. They believe I have a **strong sense of responsibility** and am always willing to help in difficult situations.

🔹 Areas for Improvement:

At times, I can be **overly self-critical** and tend to **overthink decisions**. I am working on **improving my time management skills** to become more efficient.