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Assessment Report

Interpersonal Circumplex — Sample Profile

Completed on 10 June 2026 · 32 items answered

Your Scores

Each bar shows where your responses fall on the 5-point scale, expressed as a percentage of the possible range.

PA75%BC25%DE0%FG25%HI25%JK50%LM100%NO75%
Your interpersonal profile plotted on the circumplex. The vertical axis runs from dominance (top) to submission (bottom); the horizontal axis from cold (left) to warm (right). Each point sits at that octant's percent-of-max score — PA Assured-Dominant, BC Arrogant-Calculating, DE Cold-Hearted, FG Aloof-Introverted, HI Unassured-Submissive, JK Unassuming-Ingenuous, LM Warm-Agreeable, NO Gregarious-Extraverted.
Assured-Dominant Higher 75% · mean 4.00 (4 items)

Assured-Dominant captures how confident, forceful, and take-charge you are with others. Your answers place you in the higher range (75%), where you tend to lead, assert yourself, and take charge readily.

Well above average — 99th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 92nd–99th percentile.

Arrogant-Calculating Lower 25% · mean 2.00 (4 items)

Your responses put Arrogant-Calculating toward the lower end (25%). This trait reflects how competitive, tough-minded, and self-promoting you are; at this standing, you tend to be modest and disinclined to play angles.

Average (typical range) — 49th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 16th–83rd percentile.

Cold-Hearted Lower 0% · mean 1.00 (4 items)

On Cold-Hearted — how detached and unsentimental you are toward others — you score in the lower range (0%): you tend to be warm and emotionally engaged with others.

Aloof-Introverted Lower 25% · mean 2.00 (4 items)

Aloof-Introverted (how socially reserved and inward you are) sits toward the lower end for you (25%), which typically means you tend to be outgoing and to seek out social contact.

Well below average — 14th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 600). 90% confidence range: 2nd–43rd percentile.

Unassured-Submissive Lower 25% · mean 2.00 (4 items)

Unassured-Submissive captures how deferential and self-doubting you are with others. Your answers place you in the lower range (25%), where you tend to be self-assured and ready to assert your views.

Unassuming-Ingenuous Average 50% · mean 3.00 (4 items)

Your responses put Unassuming-Ingenuous in the average range (50%). This trait reflects how modest, trusting, and unpretentious you are; here you show a mix of both tendencies depending on the situation.

Warm-Agreeable Higher 100% · mean 5.00 (4 items)

On Warm-Agreeable — how friendly, kind, and approachable you are — you score in the higher range (100%): you tend to be warm, agreeable, and easy to get along with.

Well above average — 94th percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 795). 90% confidence range: 69th–99th percentile.

Gregarious-Extraverted Higher 75% · mean 4.00 (4 items)

Gregarious-Extraverted (how sociable and outgoing you are) sits toward the higher end for you (75%), which typically means you tend to be lively, talkative, and drawn to company.

Above average — 82nd percentile compared with the reference sample (N = 600). 90% confidence range: 52nd–96th percentile.

What this means

Within this profile, your relative high point is Warm-Agreeable (how friendly, kind, and approachable you are) at 100%, and your relative low point is Cold-Hearted (how detached and unsentimental you are toward others) at 0%. These are standings within your own responses — a self-reflection summary, not a clinical diagnosis.

About This Measure

The public-domain IPIP-IPC version of the Interpersonal Circumplex (Markey & Markey, 2009): a 32-item measure of interpersonal style across eight octants, from Assured-Dominant to Gregarious-Extraverted.

Source & attribution: Markey, P. M., & Markey, C. N. (2009). A brief assessment of the interpersonal circumplex: The IPIP-IPC. Assessment, 16(4), 352–361.