Am I Arrogant Quiz
Understand how you handle status, criticism, mistakes, and credit in about 10 minutes. Get a clear, nonjudgmental snapshot across 15 questions with no sign-up.
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Interpersonal Regard (IR)
Interpersonal Regard (IR)
Average
8.2
Normal range
5.5 — 10.9
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Openness to Correction (OtC)
Openness to Correction (OtC)
Average
9.8
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7.3 — 12.4
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15
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Status and Superiority Focus (SaSF)
Status and Superiority Focus (SaSF)
Average
9
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6.3 — 11.6
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- I acknowledge my part and examine what I missed.
- I accept some responsibility but emphasize the factors no one could have predicted.
- I concentrate on how other people’s execution caused the outcome.
- I resist calling the decision mistaken because I still trust my judgment over the result.
- They may have information or reasoning I have not considered.
- One of us may be overlooking something, so I want to compare our reasoning.
- Their expertise is probably less relevant than they believe it is.
- My conclusion is likely better, though I will hear them out.
- I ask what gave that impression and consider adjusting how I speak.
- I feel defensive at first but later review the interaction.
- I explain that they misread confidence as condescension.
- I dismiss the comment because people who understand less often feel intimidated.
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Am I Arrogant Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Take this free Am I Arrogant Quiz to reflect on how you approach status, criticism, mistakes, and other people’s contributions. Across 15 quick questions, you’ll explore three distinct tendencies that can sometimes be perceived as arrogance. Your results are reflective summaries, not a diagnosis or a fixed judgment of your character; confidence, stress, culture, and context can all shape your answers. No sign-up is required.
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