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This test measures common personality traits, not personality disorders. Everyone has a certain degree of these traits - results serve for self-awareness, not diagnosis.
Your Dark Triad Profile
M Machiavellianism
N Narcissism
P Psychopathy

Narcissism 67% · Psychopathy 38%

Balanced Profile

Your scores don't show extreme patterns - you have a balanced combination of traits.

Your Dark Triad Profile

Your scores across the three dimensions of the Dark Triad.

M58%N67%P38%

Bipolar Scales

Each dimension is a scale between two poles. The marker shows where you are.

Sincere
58%
Strategic
Modest
67%
Confident
Empathetic
38%
Bold

Population Comparison

Percentile shows what percentage of the population scored lower than you. Based on SD3 norms (Jones & Paulhus, 2014).

Machiavellianism
50 percentile
Narcissism
80 percentile
Psychopathy
56 percentile
0 percentile 50th (average) 100 percentile

Basic Interpretation

What your scores in individual dimensions mean.

Machiavellianism - 58%

You have a balanced approach to strategic thinking. You can be pragmatic when needed, but you don't rely primarily on manipulation. You combine directness with a diplomatic approach.

Narcissism - 67%

You have healthy self-confidence - you know your worth but don't need constant validation from others. You can be assertive without appearing arrogant. You can accept both criticism and praise.

Psychopathy - 38%

You are a highly empathetic person, sensitive to the needs and emotions of others. You avoid conflicts and prefer harmonious resolution of situations. Your strong empathy allows you to deeply understand other people.

Detailed Profile

Characteristic traits on both poles of each dimension.

Machiavellianism

58%

High Score

Strategic thinking, pragmatism, negotiation skills, social intelligence, planning

Low Score

Honesty, directness, trustfulness, transparency, fairness

Narcissism

67%

High Score

Self-confidence, charisma, ambition, leadership abilities, persuasiveness

Low Score

Modesty, humility, team spirit, unobtrusiveness, intrinsic motivation

Psychopathy

38%

High Score

Boldness, decisiveness, stress resistance, objectivity, risk-taking

Low Score

Empathy, sensitivity, considerateness, caution, conflict avoidance

Relationships and Communication

How your profile affects relationships with other people.

Machiavellianism (58%)

High Machiavellianism manifests in relationships as a tendency to analyze the motivations of your partner and friends. You can negotiate effectively and resolve conflicts, but those close to you may feel you are too calculating. Trust is key - work on open communication without hidden agendas.

Narcissism (67%)

Higher narcissism in relationships means you naturally attract attention and admiration. You are a charismatic partner, but your need for recognition can be exhausting for those close to you. Learn to appreciate the contributions of others and make room for their needs and achievements.

Psychopathy (38%)

Higher psychopathic traits in relationships mean you are less affected by others' emotions. You can keep a cool head in conflicts, but your low empathy may come across as disinterest. Consciously work on showing interest and understanding toward those close to you.

Work Style

How your personality dimensions manifest at work.

Machiavellianism (58%)

At work, you excel in negotiation, corporate politics, and strategic planning. You have a natural ability to read power dynamics in organizations and use them to your advantage. These skills are highly valuable in management, business negotiations, diplomacy, and law. You can push through unpopular but necessary decisions.

Narcissism (67%)

At work, you are a natural leader - you can motivate teams, present visions, and push ambitious goals. Narcissistic traits are paradoxically an advantage in business, leadership, and public speaking. Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, and many other successful entrepreneurs show high narcissistic scores. The key is channeling this energy productively.

Psychopathy (38%)

At work, you excel in situations requiring quick, unpopular decisions. Your emotional resilience is invaluable in crisis management, surgery, emergency services, and the military. You can function under extreme pressure where others fail. In leadership, you can make tough but necessary decisions.

Famous People with a Similar Profile

People who share your strongest and most notable traits.

High narcissism

Napoleon Bonaparte - Military leader with unwavering belief in his own genius

Kanye West - Controversial artist with extreme self-confidence

Steve Jobs - Visionary who believed he was changing the world - and he was right

Low psychopathy

Dalai Lama - Model of empathy, compassion, and nonviolence

Fred Rogers - Embodiment of empathy and sensitivity to others' needs

Strengths and Self-Awareness Tips

Your strongest and weakest dimensions with specific recommendations.

Your Strongest Dimension

Narcissism (67%)

You have strong self-confidence and a belief in your own uniqueness. You are a natural leader with charisma who can inspire others with your vision. You need recognition and admiration, which motivates you to exceptional performance. Your self-assurance is contagious and inspiring.

Area for Self-Awareness

Psychopathy (38%)

Tips for self-awareness:

  • Consciously train empathy - ask people how they feel and listen
  • Before making an impulsive decision, give yourself 10 minutes to think
  • Use your boldness and decisiveness for positive goals
  • Build close relationships - even if it doesn't come naturally, it brings long-term benefits

Career Recommendations

Fields that match your personality profile.

Leadership Entrepreneurship Media Public Speaking Acting Sales Management Politics

The Dark Triad test measures personality dimensions. For complete career recommendations, also consider the RIASEC test and the Big Five test.

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