Fake Friend Quiz
In 10 minutes, learn to tell unhealthy friendship patterns from normal misunderstandings. Get practical insights on boundaries, reciprocity, gossip, conflict repair, and trust with no sign-up.
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Fake Friend Knowledge (FFK)
Fake Friend Knowledge (FFK)
Average
9.3
Normal range
6.8 — 11.7
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16
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- Reciprocity, because both friends are responding to each other
- Confirmation bias, because you are favoring evidence that supports an existing belief
- Empathy, because you are imagining what the friend might think
- Compromise, because you are balancing two interpretations
- A friend pursues the same award and works hard to earn it
- A friend asks how you prepared after congratulating you
- A friend repeatedly minimizes your achievements and turns your successes into personal insults
- A friend feels briefly disappointed about their own result
- Strong emotion, repeated apologies, and a request for immediate forgiveness
- Specific accountability, recognition of impact, an effort to repair harm, and changed behavior
- An explanation of good intentions and a promise never to discuss the issue again
- Equal blame for both people so neither person feels singled out
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment
Fake Friend Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
How well can you separate an unhealthy friendship pattern from an ordinary misunderstanding? This free fake friend quiz tests your knowledge of reciprocity, boundaries, gossip, conflict repair, manipulation, and trustworthy behavior through practical situations. “Fake friend” is an informal label, so the score cannot reveal someone’s motives or diagnose a relationship. Use the result as an educational prompt, consider patterns and context, and seek trusted support if a friendship feels threatening or unsafe. No sign-up is required.
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