Assessment Report
IPIP-NEO-60 — Sample Profile
Your Scores
Each bar shows where your responses fall on the 5-point scale, expressed as a percentage of the possible range.
Neuroticism falls in the lower range (29%) — you endorsed these items less strongly than the scale midpoint.
Average (typical range) — 33rd percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 570). 90% confidence range: 12th–63rd percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Anxiety falls in the lower range (25%) — you endorsed these items less strongly than the scale midpoint.
Below average — 19th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 600). 90% confidence range: 3rd–56th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Anger falls in the lower range (25%) — you endorsed these items less strongly than the scale midpoint.
Average (typical range) — 38th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 11th–72nd percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Depression falls in the lower range (0%) — you endorsed these items less strongly than the scale midpoint.
Well below average — 15th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 673). 90% confidence range: 3rd–44th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Self-Consciousness falls in the average range (50%) — your answers sit near the middle of the scale, a balanced or mixed pattern.
Average (typical range) — 69th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 26th–95th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Immoderation falls in the average range (50%) — your answers sit near the middle of the scale, a balanced or mixed pattern.
Average (typical range) — 68th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 673). 90% confidence range: 28th–93rd percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Vulnerability falls in the lower range (25%) — you endorsed these items less strongly than the scale midpoint.
Average (typical range) — 35th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 626). 90% confidence range: 9th–70th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Extraversion falls in the higher range (79%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Well above average — 88th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 64th–98th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Friendliness falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Average (typical range) — 60th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 22nd–90th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Gregariousness falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Well above average — 87th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 53rd–99th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Assertiveness falls in the higher range (100%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Well above average — 96th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 80th–99th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Activity Level falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Average (typical range) — 68th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 34th–91st percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Excitement-Seeking falls in the average range (50%) — your answers sit near the middle of the scale, a balanced or mixed pattern.
Below average — 27th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 5th–68th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Cheerfulness falls in the higher range (100%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Well above average — 90th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 59th–99th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Openness to Experience falls in the higher range (79%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Well above average — 89th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 600). 90% confidence range: 66th–98th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Imagination falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Artistic Interests falls in the higher range (100%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Well above average — 84th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 673). 90% confidence range: 61st–95th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Emotionality falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Above average — 76th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 673). 90% confidence range: 41st–95th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Adventurousness falls in the average range (50%) — your answers sit near the middle of the scale, a balanced or mixed pattern.
Average (typical range) — 55th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 600). 90% confidence range: 16th–90th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Intellect falls in the higher range (100%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Well above average — 91st percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 673). 90% confidence range: 71st–98th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Liberalism falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Above average — 74th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 673). 90% confidence range: 36th–95th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Agreeableness falls in the higher range (83%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Above average — 78th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 570). 90% confidence range: 44th–96th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Trust falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Average (typical range) — 62nd percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 26th–89th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Morality falls in the higher range (100%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Altruism falls in the higher range (100%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Cooperation falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Modesty falls in the average range (50%) — your answers sit near the middle of the scale, a balanced or mixed pattern.
Sympathy falls in the higher range (100%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Well above average — 92nd percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 626). 90% confidence range: 60th–99th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Conscientiousness falls in the higher range (79%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Average (typical range) — 60th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 647). 90% confidence range: 26th–87th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Self-Efficacy falls in the higher range (100%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Well above average — 94th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 66th–99th percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Orderliness falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Average (typical range) — 63rd percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 24th–92nd percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
Dutifulness falls in the higher range (100%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Achievement-Striving falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Self-Discipline falls in the higher range (75%) — you endorsed these items more strongly than the scale midpoint.
Cautiousness falls in the average range (50%) — your answers sit near the middle of the scale, a balanced or mixed pattern.
Well below average — 9th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 1st–41st percentile.
Where you fall relative to the population — a normative comparison, not a diagnostic indicator.
What this means
Within this profile, your relative high point is Dutifulness (100%) and your relative low point is Depression (0%). These are standings within your own responses — a self-reflection summary, not a clinical diagnosis.
About This Measure
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.
Source & attribution: Maples-Keller, J. L., Williamson, R. L., Sleep, C. E., Carter, N. T., Campbell, W. K., & Miller, J. D. (2017). Using item response theory to develop a 60-item representation of the NEO-PI-R: The IPIP-NEO-60. Journal of Personality Assessment. Items drawn from the public-domain International Personality Item Pool (Goldberg et al., 2006; ipip.ori.org).