Assessments

Featured 96 items · 24 facets

IPIP-VIA-R Character Strengths

A 96-item public-domain inventory of the 24 character strengths from the Values in Action (VIA) framework, refined and validated by Bluemke and colleagues (2021). Each strength is measured by four balanced-keyed items rated on a 1–5 accuracy scale. Results are reported as percent-of-max scores per strength, with non-diagnostic Higher / Average / Lower narrative bands. No population norms or percentiles are provided.

Take now → 20 items · 5 facets

Mini-IPIP five-factor model personality scale

A brief 20-item public-domain IPIP measure of the Big Five personality dimensions: Extraversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Neuroticism, and Openness to Experience.

Take now → 120 items · 30 facets

IPIP-NEO (120-Item)

A 120-item public-domain IPIP personality measure scoring 30 facets across the five broad domains of the Five-Factor Model (Neuroticism, Extraversion, Openness to Experience, Agreeableness, and Conscientiousness), each represented by four items scored on a 1–5 agreement scale.

Take now → 60 items · 30 facets

IPIP-NEO-60 Personality Inventory

A 60-item public-domain IPIP measure of the five major domains of personality — Neuroticism, Extraversion, Openness to Experience, Agreeableness, and Conscientiousness — and the thirty narrower facets beneath them (two items each). Reports five broad domain scores together with a fine-grained facet profile.

Take now → 32 items · 8 facets

Interpersonal Circumplex – 32 Item

The public-domain IPIP-IPC version of the Interpersonal Circumplex (Markey & Markey, 2009): a 32-item measure of interpersonal style across eight octants, from Assured-Dominant to Gregarious-Extraverted.

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Cognitive Failures

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Cognitive Failures.

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Impression-Management

A 20-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Impression-Management.

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Self-Deception

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Self-Deception.

Take now → 30 items · 2 facets

Social Desirability

A 30-item public-domain IPIP scale of socially desirable responding, with two facets: Impression-Management (deliberately favorable self-presentation) and Self-Deceptive Enhancement (an honestly held but overly positive self-view). It is a response-style measure, not a clinical or diagnostic instrument.

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Locus of Control: Internality

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Locus of Control: Internality.

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Locus of Control: Powerful Others

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Locus of Control: Powerful Others.

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Locus of Control: Chance

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Locus of Control: Chance.

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Locus of Control: Total

A 20-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Locus of Control: Total.

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Locus of Control (Rational Scale)

A 5-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Locus of Control (Rational Scale).

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Need for Cognition

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Need for Cognition.

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Need for Order and Cleanliness

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Need for Order and Cleanliness.

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Optimism

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Optimism.

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Private Self-Consciousness

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Private Self-Consciousness.

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Public Self-Consciousness

A 12-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Public Self-Consciousness.

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Self-Esteem

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Self-Esteem.

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Self-Monitoring

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Self-Monitoring.

Take now → 9 items

Physical Attractiveness (Rational Scale)

A 9-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Physical Attractiveness (Rational Scale).

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Sensation-Seeking: Dangerous thrill-seeking

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Sensation-Seeking: Dangerous thrill-seeking.

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Sensation-Seeking: Impulsive thrill-seeking

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Sensation-Seeking: Impulsive thrill-seeking.

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Sensation-Seeking: Calculated thrill-seeking

A 10-item public-domain IPIP scale measuring Sensation-Seeking: Calculated thrill-seeking.

Take now → 50 items · 5 facets

Big-Five Factor Markers

A 50-item public-domain IPIP measure of the Big Five personality factors (10 markers per factor).

Take now → 100 items · 10 facets

Big Five Aspect Scales

A 100-item public-domain IPIP measure of the ten aspects (two per Big Five domain) of the Five-Factor Model.

Take now → 30 items · 4 facets

Defense Mechanism Questionnaire

A 30-item self-report measure of characteristic defense styles, organized into four factors — Mature, Neurotic, Immature (Action), and Immature (Disavowal). Built entirely from public-domain IPIP items mapped onto the established four-factor defense framework.

Take now → 36 items · 4 facets

Ego Function Assessment

A 36-item self-report adaptation of Bellak's twelve ego functions, organized into four factors — Reality Contact, Drive/Affect Regulation, Object Relations & ARISE, and Autonomous Efficacy. Higher scores indicate stronger, more adaptive ego functioning. Built entirely from public-domain IPIP items.

Take now → 42 items · 7 facets

Workplace Personality Profile

A 42-item profile of seven work-relevant personality dimensions — Adjustment, Ambition, Sociability, Interpersonal Sensitivity, Prudence, Inquisitiveness, and Learning Approach — built entirely from public-domain IPIP items. Non-diagnostic; describes typical dispositions relevant to work and collaboration.

Take now → 44 items · 11 facets

Under-Pressure Personality Profile

A 44-item profile of eleven personality tendencies that can surface under stress or pressure — such as emotional reactivity, skepticism, caution, reserve, and boldness. Built from public-domain IPIP items. Non-diagnostic; describes everyday behavioral styles, not disorders or diagnoses.

Take now → 48 items · 16 facets

Sixteen-Factor Personality Profile

A 48-item profile spanning sixteen primary trait factors — including warmth, reasoning, emotional stability, dominance, liveliness, and openness to change — built from public-domain IPIP items. Non-diagnostic; offers a broad multi-trait overview of personality.

Take now → 20 items · 2 facets

PANAS — Right Now (State Affect)

The 20-item Positive and Negative Affect Schedule, framed as a state measure: read each word and indicate to what extent you feel this way right now, today, at the present moment. Ten words measure Positive Affect (e.g., enthusiasm, alertness, energy) and ten measure Negative Affect (e.g., distress, fear, irritability). Rate each from "Very slightly or not at all" to "Extremely."

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PANAS — In General (Trait Affect)

The 20-item Positive and Negative Affect Schedule, framed as a trait measure: read each word and indicate to what extent you generally feel this way, on average, in your life. Ten words measure Positive Affect (e.g., enthusiasm, alertness, energy) and ten measure Negative Affect (e.g., distress, fear, irritability). Rate each from "Very slightly or not at all" to "Extremely."

Take now → 12 items · 2 facets

Attachment Dimensions in Close Relationships

A 12-item measure of two core dimensions of adult attachment in close relationships: Attachment Anxiety (concern about abandonment and partner availability) and Attachment Avoidance (discomfort with closeness and emotional dependence). Scores place you in a two-dimensional space whose quadrants correspond to the Secure, Anxious-Preoccupied, Dismissive-Avoidant, and Fearful-Avoidant prototypes.

Take now → 36 items · 4 facets

IPIP BIS/BAS behavioral inhibition and activation scales

A 36-item public-domain measure of temperament based on Gray's model: the Behavioral Inhibition System (Anxiety) and three Behavioral Activation System dimensions — Drive, Fun-seeking, and Reward Responsiveness.

Take now → 240 items · 24 facets

IPIP-HEXACO Personality Inventory

A 240-item public-domain measure of the six HEXACO personality dimensions — Honesty-Humility, Emotionality, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, and Openness to Experience — across 24 facets (10 items each).

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Personality

Mini-IPIP (Big Five, 20 items)

Validated short-form public-domain IPIP Big Five inventory. Five-factor scores in under five minutes with normative percentiles.

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IPIP-NEO-120 (Big Five facets)

Full 120-item IPIP representation of the NEO PI-R. Domain scores plus 30 facet subscales for fine-grained profiling.

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Interpersonal Circumplex (IPC-32)

The public-domain IPIP version of the Interpersonal Circumplex. Agency and communion across eight interpersonal octants, with angular position and extremity index.

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ECR-SF (Attachment, 12 items)

Short-form Experiences in Close Relationships scale. Anxiety and avoidance dimensions with four-quadrant attachment classification.

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Cognitive

Stroop Color-Word Test

Three-block reaction-time paradigm: color naming, word reading, and incongruent interference. Millisecond timing via WebAssembly.

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Lexical Decision Task (LDT)

Semantic memory and word recognition latency. Word/non-word discrimination with per-trial RT recording.

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Working Memory — Visual Digit Span

Forward, Backward, and Sequencing visual digit span. Digits are shown one at a time and recalled on a tap grid; the span grows adaptively until you miss. Raw span, not norm-referenced.

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Projective

Picture Story Exercise (PSE)

Implicit motive assessment via narrative content analysis. Achievement, power, and affiliation motives scored deterministically — no AI, no manual coding.

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CCRT (Core Conflictual Relationship Theme)

Luborsky's method applied to relationship episodes. Wish, response-from-other, and response-of-self components extracted from narrative.

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Screener

PSS-10 — Perceived Stress Scale

10-item measure of how stressful life has felt over the past month. One of the most widely used instruments for assessing the perception of stress, with score bands from low to high.

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WHO-5 Well-Being Index

Brief 5-item screen of subjective psychological well-being over the past two weeks. A score of 50 or below on the 0–100 scale warrants follow-up screening for depression.

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K10 — Kessler Psychological Distress Scale

10-item non-specific psychological distress screen developed for WHO population surveys. Widely used in clinical and epidemiological settings worldwide.

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