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Big Five Personality Test — Deep (120-Item IPIP-NEO-120)

A facet-level OCEAN profile: 30 facets across the 5 domains, from 120 public-domain IPIP items. About 30 minutes.

For each statement, rate how accurately it describes you — from Very Inaccurate to Very Accurate. There are no right answers. This is a self-reflection tool, not a clinical assessment.

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Not a diagnostic tool. This assessment is for self-reflection and curiosity only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or assess any mental-health, neurodevelopmental, or medical condition, and it is not a substitute for professional advice. If you have concerns about your mental health, please consult a qualified clinician.

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Describe yourself as you generally are now, not as you wish to be. Answer all 120 items.
1 Worry about things.
2 Fear for the worst.
3 Am afraid of many things.
4 Get stressed out easily.
5 Get angry easily.
6 Get irritated easily.
7 Lose my temper.
8 Am not easily annoyed.
9 Often feel blue.
10 Dislike myself.
11 Am often down in the dumps.
12 Feel comfortable with myself.
13 Find it difficult to approach others.
14 Am afraid to draw attention to myself.
15 Only feel comfortable with friends.
16 Am not bothered by difficult social situations.
17 Go on binges.
18 Rarely overindulge.
19 Easily resist temptations.
20 Am able to control my cravings.
21 Panic easily.
22 Become overwhelmed by events.
23 Feel that I'm unable to deal with things.
24 Remain calm under pressure.
25 Make friends easily.
26 Feel comfortable around people.
27 Avoid contacts with others.
28 Keep others at a distance.
29 Love large parties.
30 Talk to a lot of different people at parties.
31 Prefer to be alone.
32 Avoid crowds.
33 Take charge.
34 Try to lead others.
35 Take control of things.
36 Wait for others to lead the way.
37 Am always busy.
38 Am always on the go.
39 Do a lot in my spare time.
40 Like to take it easy.
41 Love excitement.
42 Seek adventure.
43 Enjoy being reckless.
44 Act wild and crazy.
45 Radiate joy.
46 Have a lot of fun.
47 Love life.
48 Look at the bright side of life.
49 Have a vivid imagination.
50 Enjoy wild flights of fantasy.
51 Love to daydream.
52 Like to get lost in thought.
53 Believe in the importance of art.
54 See beauty in things that others might not notice.
55 Do not like poetry.
56 Do not enjoy going to art museums.
57 Experience my emotions intensely.
58 Feel others' emotions.
59 Rarely notice my emotional reactions.
60 Don't understand people who get emotional.
61 Prefer variety to routine.
62 Prefer to stick with things that I know.
63 Dislike changes.
64 Am attached to conventional ways.
65 Love to read challenging material.
66 Avoid philosophical discussions.
67 Have difficulty understanding abstract ideas.
68 Am not interested in theoretical discussions.
69 Tend to vote for liberal political candidates.
70 Believe that there is no absolute right and wrong.
71 Tend to vote for conservative political candidates.
72 Believe that we should be tough on crime.
73 Trust others.
74 Believe that others have good intentions.
75 Trust what people say.
76 Distrust people.
77 Use others for my own ends.
78 Cheat to get ahead.
79 Take advantage of others.
80 Obstruct others' plans.
81 Am concerned about others.
82 Love to help others.
83 Am indifferent to the feelings of others.
84 Take no time for others.
85 Love a good fight.
86 Yell at people.
87 Insult people.
88 Get back at others.
89 Believe that I am better than others.
90 Think highly of myself.
91 Have a high opinion of myself.
92 Boast about my virtues.
93 Sympathize with the homeless.
94 Feel sympathy for those who are worse off than myself.
95 Am not interested in other people's problems.
96 Try not to think about the needy.
97 Complete tasks successfully.
98 Excel in what I do.
99 Handle tasks smoothly.
100 Know how to get things done.
101 Like to tidy up.
102 Often forget to put things back in their proper place.
103 Leave a mess in my room.
104 Leave my belongings around.
105 Keep my promises.
106 Tell the truth.
107 Break rules.
108 Break my promises.
109 Do more than what's expected of me.
110 Work hard.
111 Put little time and effort into my work.
112 Do just enough work to get by.
113 Am always prepared.
114 Carry out my plans.
115 Waste my time.
116 Have difficulty starting tasks.
117 Jump into things without thinking.
118 Make rash decisions.
119 Rush into things.
120 Act without thinking.

About this instrument

This is the IPIP-NEO-120 — a 120-item, 30-facet inventory of the Five-Factor Model developed by John A. Johnson (2014) from items in the International Personality Item Pool (IPIP), created by Lewis R. Goldberg. It measures six facets of each Big Five domain: Neuroticism (N), Extraversion (E), Openness to Experience (O), Agreeableness (A), and Conscientiousness (C). The IPIP is public domain — free for any use, commercial or non-commercial, without permission or fee.

Johnson, J. A. (2014). Measuring thirty facets of the Five Factor Model with a 120-item public domain inventory: Development of the IPIP-NEO-120. Journal of Research in Personality, 51, 78–89.

This is not the MBTI® assessment. MBTI and Myers-Briggs are trademarks of The Myers-Briggs Company. The Big Five / OCEAN model is the consensus trait model in academic personality psychology. For self-reflection, not diagnosis.