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Evaluating Open-mindedness

Our disposition tests evaluate open-mindedness. Open-mindedness is the tendency to allow others to voice views with which one may not agree. Open-minded people act with tolerance toward the opinions of others, knowing that often we all hold beliefs which make sense only from our own perspectives. 

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