What do my scores mean?

Every test measures you across several scales (traits, factors, or subscales). Your score on each scale tells you where you fall on that particular trait.

In the Partial Report (free):

• You see a visual profile chart with your raw or standardized scores per scale.
• This gives you a quick picture of your relative strengths and tendencies.

In the Complete Report (paid):

• Scores are converted to percentiles — a percentile of 75 means you scored higher than 75% of the reference population on that scale.
• Each scale includes a written interpretation explaining what your score means in practical terms.
• Personalized recommendations suggest how to leverage your strengths or develop specific areas.

Your profile is a snapshot, not a verdict. Psychometric scores describe tendencies and preferences — they are not fixed labels. Results are most useful when read as a starting point for reflection, not as a definitive classification.