What are the parts of the DURCH tests?

The DURCH tests, commonly used in assessing the functionality of psychological traits, typically consist of four main parts: Dimension assessment, which evaluates specific psychological attributes; Understanding context, focusing on situational influences; Response patterns, analyzing an individual's reactions; and Contextual relevance, which examines the applicability of findings in real-world scenariOS. Each part contributes to a comprehensive understanding of an individual's psychological profile.