How well do you influence others?
Do you consider yourself a cautious person?
How do you feel about receiving compliments?
How important is success to you?
How would you feel about ruling the world?
Do you like to be the center of attention?
How do you respond to authority?
Are you a good storyteller?
Do you like to show off?
How often do you depend on other people?
How often do you look at yourself in the mirror?
Which of these most reflects your view of leadership?
What's your view on manipulation?
Do your friends often come to you for help with their issues?
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No or Minimal Levels of Narcissistic Traits
Your results indicate minimal levels of traits commonly associated with narcissism and narcissistic personality disorder. You tend not to have a sense of superiority, are generally not manipulative, and have a good understanding of the emotions of others.
Your results are not meant to be a diagnosis. A doctor or therapist can provide a diagnosis and, if needed, help get you started with a treatment plan, whether you are dealing with a personality disorder or other mental health concern.
If you believe a friend or loved one may be a narcissist, know that it may be difficult for them to acknowledge the issue or seek treatment. It's important to take care of your own needs, and distance yourself from relationships that are not fulfilling for you.
Mild Levels of Narcissistic Traits
Your results indicate mild levels of traits commonly associated with narcissism and narcissistic personality disorder. You tend not to have a sense of superiority, are generally not manipulative, and have a pretty good understanding of the emotions of others. You may be a bit selfish at times, but who isn't?
Your results are not meant to be a diagnosis. A doctor or therapist can provide a diagnosis and, if needed, help get you started with a treatment plan, whether you are dealing with a personality disorder or other mental health concern.
If you believe a friend or loved one may be a narcissist, know that it may be difficult for them to acknowledge the issue or seek treatment. It's important to take care of your own needs, and distance yourself from relationships that are not fulfilling for you.
Moderate Levels of Narcissistic Traits
Your results show moderate levels of traits commonly associated with narcissism or narcissistic personality disorder. You may notice difficulty in your personal or professional relationships. At times, you may have been accused of being self-centered or not caring about the feelings of others.
Your results are not meant to be a diagnosis. A doctor or therapist can provide a diagnosis and, if needed, help get you started with a treatment plan, whether you are dealing with a personality disorder or other mental health concern.
Know that you’re not alone. Research shows that up to 5% of the US population could have narcissistic personality disorder. This number is even higher when measured in clinical settings, with as much as 15% reported to have NPD.
If you want to explore a diagnosis and treatment for NPD, there are resources available. Consider talking to a doctor or mental health professional.
High Levels of Narcissistic Traits
Your results show high levels of traits commonly associated with narcissism or narcissistic personality disorder. This can lead to difficulty in your personal or professional relationships. At times, you may have been accused of being self-centered or not caring about the feelings of others. It's possible you've been called a narcissist at one time or another.
Your results are not meant to be a diagnosis. A doctor or therapist can provide a diagnosis and, if needed, help get you started with a treatment plan, whether you are dealing with a personality disorder or other mental health concern.
Know that you’re not alone. Research shows that up to 5% of the US population could have narcissistic personality disorder. This number is even higher when measured in clinical settings, with as much as 15% reported to have NPD.
If you want to explore a diagnosis and treatment for NPD, there are resources available. Consider talking to a doctor or mental health professional.