Antisocial Traits Test: what it measures and how to interpret your score
This test assesses dispositional antisocial TRAITS in adults, inspired by the Levenson Self-Report Psychopathy Scale (1995) and the PID-5 Antagonism/Disinhibition domains: disregard for norms and others' rights, impulsivity and irresponsibility, low remorse or callousness, aggression. It measures traits, NOT a diagnosis: DSM-5 antisocial personality requires conduct disorder before age 15 and a clinical evaluation. This test predicts neither criminality nor dangerousness.
In the article that follows, I explore rule-breaking and lack of remorse. If you recognize yourself in this theme, I designed an antisocial personality test that helps you take stock of your antisocial traits (norms, impulsivity, empathy). It comes with a guide to extend your reflection beyond the results. I also wrote a book on this subject, The Practical CBT Guide, if you would like to go further.
Take the test: Dark Triad Test → — To see how these antisocial traits sit alongside narcissism and Machiavellianism, this broader self-assessment maps the full dark-triad profile.What the test measures
- Tendency to ignore rules, laws and social obligations.
- Impulsive decisions, difficulty keeping lasting commitments.
- Lack of empathy, indifference to others' suffering, little guilt.
- Tendency toward hostility, intimidation or aggressive acting out.
How to interpret your score
Your result reads as an intensity, not a diagnosis:
- Weakly marked traits : Measured traits are weak or balanced; they do not strongly structure your functioning.
- Moderate traits : Moderate traits emerge across axes.
- Marked traits : Clear traits stand out and color your functioning.
- Very marked traits (non-diagnostic screening) : Dominant traits stand out. This test makes no diagnosis: only a professional can, after a full clinical evaluation.
What your full report includes
Beyond the 5 questions, the detailed PDF report includes:
- Introduction : This test assesses dispositional antisocial TRAITS in adults, inspired by the Levenson Self-Report Psychopathy Scale (1995) and the PID-5 Antagonism/Disinhibition domains: disregard for norms and others' rights, impulsivity and irresponsibility, low remorse or callousness, aggression. It measures traits, NOT a diagnosis: DSM-5 antisocial personality requires conduct disorder before age 15 and a clinical evaluation.
- Dimension Analysis : Each dimension is analyzed individually to situate your traits.
- Global Score : Your global score reflects the overall intensity of these traits; it is not a diagnosis.
- Recommendations : Suggestions tailored to your profile to better understand your traits.
When to take this test
- You recognise yourself in traits antisociaux, transgression, impulsivite and want to see more clearly.
- You want a structured reading rather than a vague impression.
- You are looking for an objective starting point before talking to a professional if needed.
FAQ
How long does the test take? 60 questions, about 8 min. The first 5 are free. Does the test provide a diagnosis? No. It measures an intensity and gives you reference points; only a professional can make a diagnosis. Are my answers confidential? Yes: the test is 100% anonymous and the report is delivered directly to you.👉 Start the Antisocial Traits Test → — 60 questions, instant result, PDF report, 100% anonymous.
In brief : This test assesses dispositional antisocial TRAITS in adults, inspired by the Levenson Self-Report Psychopathy Scale (1995) and the PID-5 Antagonism/Disinhibition domains: disregard for norms and others' rights, impulsivity and irresponsibility, low remorse or callousness, aggression.

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Gildas Garrec · CBT practitioner
Author of books and articles on applied psychology and relationships.
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