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Rejection Sensitivity Questionnaire

Completed on 10 June 2026 · 36 items answered

Your Scores

Each bar shows where your responses fall on the 6-point scale, expressed as a percentage of the possible range.

Rejection Sensitivity Average 39% · mean 14.50 (18 items)

Rejection Sensitivity sits in the average range (39%) — a balanced, middle-of-the-scale standing.

Well above average — 96th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 118). 90% confidence range: 88th–99th percentile.

Highest-Sensitivity Scenarios

The situations that drove the strongest rejection-sensitive response in this profile (score = concern × (7 − expected acceptance); range 1–36).

  1. Reaching out to your partner after an argument (Romantic) 30.0
  2. Asking your partner to move in together (Romantic) 25.0
  3. Asking someone you barely know on a date (Romantic) 25.0

Breakdown by Interpersonal Context

Each row is one scenario. Score = concern × (7 − expected acceptance); range 1–36. Higher = greater rejection sensitivity for that situation. Scenarios are grouped by interpersonal context.

Romantic

Asking your partner to move in together 25.0
Asking someone you barely know on a date 25.0
Asking your partner to stay home with you 25.0
Reaching out to your partner after an argument 30.0
Asking your partner if they really love you 25.0
Approaching someone attractive at a party 20.0
Asking your partner to meet your parents 25.0

Friendship

Approaching a close friend after an awkward situation 12.0
Asking a close friend to join you on a trip 12.0
Asking a friend to lend you something 9.0
Asking a friend for a significant favour 12.0

Academic

Asking a classmate to borrow their notes 6.0
Asking a professor for extra help 6.0
Asking a classmate to go for coffee 6.0

Family

Asking your parents for guidance on applications 9.0
Asking your parents for extra money 6.0
Asking your parents if you can move back home 4.0
Asking your parents to attend an important occasion 4.0

Scenario labels are condensed summaries of the original RSQ vignettes (Downey & Feldman, 1996). These are descriptive breakdowns for clinical interpretation — not separately normed subscales.

What this means

Your overall standing on Rejection Sensitivity is in the average range (39%). This is a within-person self-reflection summary, not a clinical diagnosis.

About This Measure

An 18-scenario measure of rejection sensitivity — the disposition to anxiously expect, readily perceive, and intensely react to social rejection. Each scenario presents an interpersonal situation where rejection is possible; respondents rate their concern and their expectancy of acceptance. The score reflects the mean scenario score (concern × [7 − expectancy]).

Source & attribution: Downey, G., & Feldman, S.I. (1996). Implications of rejection sensitivity for intimate relationships. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 70(6), 1327–1343.