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    Personality Test Statistics & Population Norms

    How common is your result? The reference numbers behind every test on this site, aggregated from published research and large-scale surveys.

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    Rice Purity Score — Averages

    Aggregated from informal large-scale polls and campus surveys (self-reported)

    Scores count life experiences, so averages fall steadily with age.

    Global average (all takers)≈ 64
    High school students≈ 90+
    Under 2585–91
    College / young adults70–80
    Men (US, all ages)≈ 56
    Women (US, all ages)≈ 60
    See where you land — Rice Purity Test

    16 Personality Types — Population Share

    Published type-distribution estimates (US population samples)

    ISFJ — most common type13.8%
    ESFJ12.0%
    ISTJ11.6%
    ISFP8.8%
    ESFP8.5%
    ENFP — most common intuitive type8.1%
    INFP4.4%
    INTJ2.1%
    ENTJ1.8%
    INFJ — rarest type1.5%
    See where you land — 16 Personalities Test

    Attachment Styles — Distribution

    Ranges across published attachment research samples

    Secure50–65%
    Avoidant (dismissive)15–25%
    Anxious (preoccupied)5–20%
    Fearful-avoidant5–24%
    See where you land — Attachment Style Test

    Enneagram Types — Population Share

    Published enneagram survey estimates

    Type 1 — Reformer16.3%
    Type 9 — Peacemaker16.2%
    Type 6 — Loyalist16.1%
    Type 3 — Achiever≈ 10%
    Type 4 — Individualist≈ 10%
    Type 7 — Enthusiast9%
    Type 2 — Helper8.5%
    Type 8 — Challenger6.3%
    Type 5 — Investigator (rarest)4.8%
    See where you land — Enneagram Test

    Love Languages — How Common Is Each?

    Large-scale love-language survey results

    Quality Time — most common38–40%
    Physical Touch24%
    Words of Affirmation19%
    Acts of Service16%
    Receiving Gifts — least common10%
    See where you land — Love Language Test

    Introverts, Extroverts, and Ambiverts

    Personality research on the introversion–extraversion spectrum

    Most people are neither extreme — the middle of the spectrum is the majority.

    Ambiverts (middle of spectrum)68–77%
    Clear extroverts12–16%
    Clear introverts5–16%
    See where you land — Introvert vs Extrovert Test

    Emotional Intelligence (EQ)

    Standardized EQ assessment norms

    Population with high EQ≈ 36%
    Top performers with high EQ≈ 90%
    Standard score distributionMean 100, SD 15
    See where you land — Emotional Intelligence Test

    About these numbers

    Figures on this page aggregate published research, standardized assessment norms, and large-scale survey results; where formal research is unavailable (such as rice purity averages), we rely on widely reported informal polls and label them as such. All values are population-level estimates, not guarantees about any individual — and the tests on this site are for entertainment and self-reflection, not clinical assessment. Last reviewed: June 2026.