Your character

Are you an introvert or an extrovert? Most people land somewhere in the middle. Selfishness works the same way: everyone puts themselves first a little, and what differs is where and how far. And most people, in every country studied, think a little better of themselves than the middle of the scale.

A test like this can’t tell you who you are. What it can do is put a number on something you already half know, and show how close you sit to other adults. Read your result as a starting point, not a verdict: the same person can score differently on a tired Monday than on a good Saturday. If a score surprises you, ask someone who knows you well whether it fits. People close to you often see some of your habits more clearly than you do, especially the ones that affect them. None of these tests is a diagnosis. Each one shows where you sit on a scale, and most people sit somewhere near the middle.