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Trait words that resemble clinical language can be easy to overread. Energetic mood, rapid shifts in intensity, social display, persuasion, restlessness, and racing thoughts may be meaningful experiences, but a short trait questionnaire cannot establish their cause, duration, impairment, or relationship to a mental-health condition.

The preliminary International Personality Item Pool (IPIP) hypomanic-traits set contains two separate 12-item scales: Exhibitionism and Mood intensity/change. Each produces its own continuous raw score from 12 to 60. The scores are not added together, and the source provides no combined classification.

Exhibitionism
A preliminary trait scale built from statements about expressive social display, persuasion, role-playing, attention, and related tendencies.
Mood intensity/change
A preliminary trait scale built from statements about emotional intensity, activation, rapid thought, restlessness, and changes in mood.

The labels belong to the source scales and should not be treated as diagnoses. A larger raw score means stronger keyed endorsement of that named item set. It does not by itself mean that the respondent has hypomania, bipolar disorder, a clinical severity level, or a need for a particular treatment.

Use the profile for voluntary reflection, education, or carefully designed research. If elevated mood, reduced need for sleep, unusual risk-taking, agitation, or rapid changes in behavior are causing concern or affecting safety and daily life, seek an assessment from a qualified health professional rather than relying on these scores.

How to Use This Tool:

Answer all 24 statements using your experiences in general; the source form does not set a specific recent recall period.

  1. Select Start assessment and rate how accurately each statement describes you from Very Inaccurate to Very Accurate.
  2. Keep one reference point in mind throughout. Choose the neutral response when a statement is genuinely mixed or strongly situation-dependent.
  3. Complete all 24 items. The two results appear only after both 12-item scales have complete responses.
  4. Read Exhibitionism and Mood intensity/change separately in the Two-facet score profile; do not add or average them.
  5. Use the answer review to check direct and reverse-keyed contributions when a score feels surprising.

Interpreting Results:

Both raw scores share the same theoretical 12 to 60 range, so their numerical positions can be viewed side by side. They still represent different constructs. One score is not a subtest of the other, and neither has an official low, average, high, or clinical cutoff.

  • A higher total means more endorsement of the keyed statements for that named scale.
  • The larger of the two totals is only a within-profile comparison, not a percentile or population rank.
  • Do not combine the scores into an overall hypomania or bipolar-disorder score.
  • Review the individual answers when the total conflicts with your understanding; different response patterns can produce the same sum.

Repeated scores are most comparable when the same form, language, reference period, and answering conditions are used. Mood and context can affect self-report, so a numerical change alone does not prove a lasting clinical or personality change.

Technical Details:

The first 12 items form Exhibitionism and the second 12 form Mood intensity/change. Seventeen items are direct-keyed and seven are reverse-keyed: three in Exhibitionism and four in Mood intensity/change. Every item has equal weight.

Formula Core:

Raw response codes run from 1 to 5. Reverse keying flips the selected position before the 12 contributions for each scale are summed.

ki = xi for a direct-keyed item ki = 6-xi for a reverse-keyed item Sg = ∑i=112ki

Here, x is a selected response, k is the keyed contribution, and S is one scale's raw total. A direct-keyed response of 2 contributes 2, while a reverse-keyed response of 2 contributes 4. Twelve minimum keyed contributions produce 12 and twelve maximum contributions produce 60.

Scale Direct items Reverse items Raw range Official bands
Exhibitionism9312 to 60None
Mood intensity/change8412 to 60None

The source listing reports coefficient alpha of 0.81 for Exhibitionism and 0.77 for Mood intensity/change. These group-level reliability estimates do not create individual diagnostic cutoffs, establish a validated composite, or prove suitability for a new population or translation.

Limitations and Privacy:

  • The scales are preliminary self-report measures with no official diagnostic cutoff, clinical severity band, combined score, or individual treatment rule.
  • They do not assess episode duration, change from usual behavior, sleep, impairment, medical causes, substance effects, or collateral observations needed for clinical evaluation.
  • No fixed recall window is supplied, which limits comparisons across respondents and sessions.
  • Responses stay only in the current browser tab. They are not transmitted, stored, or placed in a shareable URL, and reloading or restarting clears them.
  • Do not use the scores for diagnosis, treatment, employment, admissions, insurance, legal, eligibility, or other consequential decisions.

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