Personality Test

I took this test along with a lot of my friends and decided, for shits and giggles, I’m posting my results. I mean, it’s in these nice graphics.

I was surprised he narcissistic and histrionic sides of me weren’t higher. The masochistic factor is zero but I guess this isn’t about sexuality. And I didn’t know I was so sadistic. Well, the 100% antisocial fits.

The above image cuts off the description of “antisocial” in the middle. Here is the whole thing:

Antisocial

Your test scores suggest that your personality style entails: An extreme autonomy and self-reliance, and a deviance from societal norms. You have poor impulse control and are sensitive to being slighted. Hostility and vindictiveness comes easily to you. You are impatient and restless, always in pursuit of more of “the good things in life.” You are never satisfied in having, only in taking. Seemingly undaunted by risk, pain, and punishment, you are truly unbound by the deterrents that normally condition people’s lives, be they cultural or biological.

A bit more about ASPD:

Well, that’s it about me. The results are corroborated by a professional assessment except they thought I was more narcissistic than this one indicates. They said the only reason I didn’t qualify as a narc, according to them, was that I wasn’t jealous and I was self-aware. Hmmppfff! Sam Vaknin is certainly self-aware and he’s a narc. And many narcs I know say they aren’t full of jealousy either. Whatever…

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About this test:

Why Use This Test?

1. Free. This free online test is designed to comprehensively measure your personality style on 15 different scales and is delivered to you free of charge.

2. Comprehensive. This free online 105-question personality style test will help the respondent make sense of a wide theoretical framework, dating all the way back to Sigmund Freud and his associates. The century-old tradition of scholarship on the personality styles contains some contradictions, but this test straightens them out in order to deliver an overview of the field as a whole.

3. Made by professionals. The authors of this test are certified in the use of different personality tests and have worked professionally with typology and personality testing.

4. Clinically oriented. A common criticism of the personality descriptions yielded by Jung Type Tests like the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and similar instruments is that their type descriptions are too positive. The feedback delivered by this instrument is designed to counteract that tendency, delivering a clear picture of the pathologies and problem areas that the respondent’s personality is liable to be susceptible to.