Openness
Interest in imagination, aesthetics, ideas, emotions, variety, and unconventional perspectives.
Personality assessment
Big Five Personality Test
Johnson’s IPIP-NEO-120
This assessment uses the 120-item public-domain IPIP-NEO-120 to estimate how strongly five broad personality traits describe your usual patterns. It also scores six narrower facets within each domain.
Describe yourself as you generally are now—not as you wish to be. There are no right or wrong answers. Honest, spontaneous responses produce the most useful profile.
Conscientiousness
A tendency toward organization, persistence, reliability, planning, and deliberate action.
Extraversion
A tendency toward social engagement, assertiveness, activity, positive emotion, and stimulation seeking.
Agreeableness
A tendency toward trust, cooperation, compassion, modesty, and concern for other people.
Neuroticism
A tendency to experience stress, worry, emotional reactivity, and vulnerability more readily.
120 statements
About 15–20 minutes
Progress saved on this device
This is an educational self-report profile, not a clinical diagnosis, employment decision tool, or substitute for evaluation by a qualified professional. Scores describe position on the response scale; they are not population percentiles.
Instrument: Johnson, J. A. (2014), IPIP-NEO-120. Items and scoring keys are published by the International Personality Item Pool.