Which personality test has Australian Norms?

• A. The NEO-PI
• B. PAI
• C. The 16PF
• D. MMPI

Answer: (C)

Scores on personality tests are interpreted by comparing an individual's results to a reference group. When a test has Australian norms, the reference group used for interpretation comes from Australians, giving benchmarks that match the Australian population.

Among these options, the 16PF has published Australian normative data, with norm tables based on an Australian adult sample. This makes its interpretations most appropriate for Australians and is why it’s the best choice here.

The other inventories are widely used and do have international or U.S.-based norm samples, but they aren’t specifically characterized by Australian norms in the standard references commonly cited for practice questions.