Báo cáo mẫu · Empathy test
Your empathy
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Higher empathy
6565 of 100
You describe yourself as strongly affected by other people's feelings and attentive to their needs. It can make you a good support for others, but it can also be tiring if you take on too much.
What the score means
The 17 answers are combined into a score from 0 to 100. The three levels describe parts of the answer scale. A score of 70 does not mean you are more empathic than 70% of people.
Your two sides of empathy
Feeling with others and acting on it are not the same thing. Many people score clearly higher on one than the other.
- Feeling with othersOther people's feelings affect you at times, but not always.53
- Caring in practiceYou notice what others need and make time to help them.81
How you can use this
- Remember that you can care about someone without carrying their feelings for them.
- Set limits on how much you take on, and take breaks after demanding conversations.
- Ask how the other person sees things before you assume you know how they feel.
What this test can tell you
- The test combines two preliminary IPIP scales. It is a self-report, so it shows how you see yourself, not how well you actually read other people.
- The score has no norms here, so it cannot show how you compare with other people.
- Part of the first scale is about how easily moved you are in general, including crying. Someone can have plenty of empathy without showing strong emotions.
- This is not a clinical test. A low score says nothing about a diagnosis, and it does not mean you lack feelings.