En la presente investigación nos planteamos la utilización de un nuevo sistema enmascaramiento diseñado con el fin de evitar los efectos de las estrategias de respuesta en la estimación del tiempo de inspección. Asimismo, se analizan las posibles relaciones entre esta nueva medida y la dimensión de personalidad Extraversión-Introversión. Los resultados parecen indicar una mayor precisión en la estimación del Tiempo de Inspección mediante el método dinámico de enmascaramiento, asi como la existencia de relaciones significativas entre el tiempo de inspección estimado mediante este procedimiento y la dimensión Extraversion-Introversión.
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