Domain comparison
Dots show each person; the connecting rule shows the observed range.
Four profiles / 31 measures
Compare domain and facet scores on the source chart’s 0–8 scale. Percentiles are estimated from the chart’s normative reference marks.
Dots show each person; the connecting rule shows the observed range.
Highest and lowest percentile facets within each profile.
The source charts place the 10th, 50th, and 90th percentile marks at scores 3.72, 5.00, and 6.28. Those marks appear on every plot in this page.
A profile with more than one recorded administration is shown as the unweighted mean of its runs, measure by measure. Every run stays in the data file, so adding a later administration only changes the average.
Estimated percentiles use the matching normal reference distribution with mean 5.00 and standard deviation 1.00. They are analytical estimates, not separately reported values. All score values were transcribed from the supplied images.
Filter, search, and rank the 24 facets plus interstitial Altruism.
Compare two profiles trait by trait. Positive values are higher for the second profile.
Scores and estimated percentiles with a sequential reference tint.