Is My Friend Jealous of Me Quiz
Understand possible jealousy patterns in a friendship in about 10 minutes. Get quick insight from 15 free questions to spot trends and decide if a calm talk or extra support makes sense.
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Comparison and Competition (CaC)
Comparison and Competition (CaC)
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6.7
Normal range
4.7 — 8.7
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15
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Possessiveness and Social Rivalry (PaSR)
Possessiveness and Social Rivalry (PaSR)
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5.7
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3.6 — 7.9
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15
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Responses to Your Success (RtYS)
Responses to Your Success (RtYS)
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7.7
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5.4 — 10
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- They sometimes ask whether we will still have time together.
- They accept that I can maintain different friendships.
- They repeatedly guilt me or treat the other friendship as a competition.
- They retaliate, demand that I choose, or try to end the other friendship.
- They repeatedly focus on advantages I had and compare them with their situation.
- They discuss it without suggesting that my having it diminishes them.
- They imply that I do not deserve it or that they need to outdo me.
- They occasionally call me lucky but do not keep returning to the comparison.
- They offer support but also voice a few doubts or comparisons.
- They discourage me, predict failure, or urge me not to try.
- They ask what kind of encouragement would be helpful.
- They give lukewarm support and repeatedly emphasize how difficult success will be.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment
Is My Friend Jealous of Me Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
This quick, free quiz helps you reflect on whether a friendship includes recurring comparison, uncomfortable reactions to your success, or possessive behavior around other friends. It cannot determine what your friend feels, and the results are not proof of jealousy; stress, insecurity, miscommunication, and other circumstances can produce similar behavior. Use the results to identify patterns and consider a calm conversation. If the friendship feels controlling, threatening, or unsafe, seek support from someone you trust. No sign-up is needed.
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