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The Gittinger Assessment Center.
From the end of W.W. II until he began with the CIA in 1950, Gittinger was studying how to assess personality.
In August 1977 Gittinger publicly testified in Senate hearings.
When the Illuminati looked around for men skilled in personality assessment to assist the Monarch Programming,John W. Gittinger was one of their men who they selected.
John Gittinger, who is no longer alive, worked at programming for years.
Although he was a full-time CIA employee, Gittinger worked under Human Ecology cover through the 1950s.
Gittinger does not want his place in history to be determined by this kind of activity.
It also points up the difficulty Gittinger had in making the PAS work across cultural lines.
Gittinger also noticed that the cooks had different personality traits than the dishwashers.
Depending on how a subject did on the block design subtest, Gittinger could tell if he were Regulated(R) or Flexible(F).
Yet another Gittinger colleague describes this process as“looking for soft spots.”.
Most case officers prided themselves on their ability to play their agents like a musical instrument,at just the right tempo, and the Gittinger system did not shake their belief that nothing could beat their own intuition.
Yet Gittinger would always learn something from their work that he could apply to the PAS.
While on the CIA payroll, toiling to find ways to manipulate people, Gittinger created a unique system for assessing personality and predicting future behaviour.
Gittinger included them in the psychological tests he was so fond of running on his patients.
Taken as a whole, all these observations allowed Gittinger to make a reasoned estimate about a subject's personality, with emphasis on his vulnerabilities.
Gittinger and his staff had a good idea how various personality types acted after consuming a few drinks.
The F child most often hated the drudgery of piano lessons, but Gittinger observed that the great concert pianists tended to be Fs who had persevered and mastered the instrument.
Gittinger believed that the way parents and other authority figures reacted to the child helped to shape his personality.
A charming man anda skillful raconteur, Gittinger convinced quite a few of the other grantees of the validity of his theories and the importance of his ideas.
John Gittinger was interested in all facets of personality, but because he worked for the CIA, he emphasized deviant forms.
Shortly thereafter, Gittinger, then 56, stopped being president of Psychological Assessment Associates but stayed on as a consultant.
The Gittinger Assessment Center, established at Hocking College in 1984, served as a site for training, resources, information, and data collection.
Without any help from John Gittinger or his system, covert operators had long been deciding matters like these, which were, after all, rooted in common sense.
Gittinger found he could measure this dimension with the picture arrangement Wechsler subtest, and he called it the Role Adaptive(A) or Role Uniform(U).
From observation, Gittinger concluded that babies were born with distinct personalities which then were modified by environmental factors.
The Gittinger Assessment Center, established at Hocking College in 1984, serves as a site for training, resources, information, data collection, and future development of the PAS.
Besides the E-I dimensions, Gittinger identified two other fundamental sets of personality characteristics that he could measure with still other Wechsler subtests.
Gittinger understood that simply by looking at the Wechsler scores of someone newly tested, he could pick out patterns that corresponded to behavior of people in the data base.
In fact it was so secret, that Gittinger was not allowed to talk to journalists, even though it was public knowledge that Gittinger did personality assessment work/research.