Grandiose self-image
A tendency to see one’s ability, attractiveness, influence, or specialness as unusually high.
How Self-Centered Are You?
This test is a self-awareness tool and does not replace clinical diagnosis.
This test uses NPI-style items to help you reflect on narcissistic traits such as grandiose self-image, desire for admiration, entitlement, and difficulty with empathy. Narcissistic traits exist on a spectrum and everyone has some degree of them; a score shows a trend or range, not an absolute judgment. This result does not diagnose Narcissistic Personality Disorder and must not be used to label or diagnose other people.
A tendency to see one’s ability, attractiveness, influence, or specialness as unusually high.
Patterns of expecting special treatment or feeling that one’s needs should come first in relationships.
Moments when others’ feelings are missed, criticism feels especially threatening, or defensive reactions appear.
No. NPI-style scales are research and self-reflection measures of personality traits, not diagnostic tools for Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Diagnosis and treatment require assessment by a licensed professional.
Not necessarily. Narcissistic traits are a spectrum and everyone has some degree of them. The score shows a tendency; real-life concern depends on relationships, functioning, distress, and repeated patterns.
No. This test must not be used to label, diagnose, or stigmatize other people. Do not use it to decide that someone is “a narcissist.”
Results are computed in your browser and no personally identifying information is collected or stored.
This test is an educational self-check screening tool and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. NPI-style items are research measures of personality traits, not a diagnosis of Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Narcissistic traits are a spectrum and everyone has some degree of them. Do not use this result to label or diagnose other people.
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This is a self-check screening reference, not a medical diagnosis. If symptoms affect daily life or feel unsafe, professional support comes first.
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This is a self-check screening reference, not a medical diagnosis. If symptoms affect daily life or feel unsafe, professional support comes first.