What you will discover
Five dimensions, with room for nuance.
- Extraversion: your tendency to seek social activity and express yourself.
- Agreeableness: your self-reported approach to cooperation and other people.
- Conscientiousness: your tendency toward preparation, order and follow-through.
- Emotional Stability: higher scores indicate more self-reported calm; this is the opposite direction of neuroticism.
- Intellect/Imagination: engagement with ideas and imagination, a marker related to openness.
Research-backed questionnaire · IPIP Big-Five factor markers
Scoring you can understand
Responses use a five-point accuracy scale. Positively keyed items contribute their response value (1–5); negatively keyed items contribute 6 minus that value. Each ten-item sum (10–50) is transformed to 0–100 using (sum − 10) ÷ 40 × 100. The original scoring direction is preserved. These are scale scores, not population percentiles.
The limits of this result
Self-reports depend on your current perspective, context and interpretation. This inventory does not measure clinical conditions, intelligence or detailed subfacets. No Wabiro population norms are available. The French translation is authored for Wabiro and has not been independently validated; equivalence to the English instrument is not established.
Personal discoveries. Personal choices.
Your answers are scored on your device. You can keep your result locally; account sync of an eligible summary is optional. No individual answer is sent to analytics.
Before you begin
Is this Big Five test free?
Yes. The complete five-trait result, chart and main explanations are free, with no account or payment details required. Any deeper report is optional.
Does 80/100 mean the 80th percentile?
No. It means 80 points on the transformed scale for this questionnaire. A population percentile requires suitable comparison data, which Wabiro does not claim to have.
Is this a diagnosis?
No. The questionnaire describes self-reported tendencies. It cannot establish a mental health condition or replace a professional assessment.
Sources and permissions
- IPIP: Big-Five factor markers and scoring key
- IPIP: scoring instructions
- IPIP: public-domain permission
Content updated: October 24, 2026
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