Sacred Haven of Debauchery

By the way, I read a thread about the Cattell test, and to avoid derailing it: I recently conducted quite extensive testing using various test assignments and discovered, believe it or not, a person with high introversion and high sociability. Theoretically, this is possible – after all, introversion is not a lack of sociability, but rather a focus on the inner world; it's just that as a rule, it's assumed that such a person will be unsociable, but no, there are also sociable introverts.
By the way, for those who have seen the Cattell test results and received "Moral norms are not sufficiently internalized!" – don't rejoice, you're not cynics; you're just irresponsible, because this parameter is somehow determined by questions like "Are you a responsible person?", where "no" gives a result indicating low moral norms. What's even worse, if you say that you are tolerant of sloppy people, you also get penalized in terms of morality. This is the only poorly designed parameter, although it's worth remembering that this was indeed very important in Cattell's time.