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Cheater Risk — How likely are you to cheat? (Honest answer)

Could you cheat? Would you? 20 honest questions. No verdict, just truth.

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Risultati possibili · Quale ti descrive?

  • Loyal
  • Tempted
  • Wanderer
  • Repeat
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In breve

Could you cheat? Would you? 20 honest questions. No verdict, just truth.

  • 20 domande · ~4 min
  • Costo: gratis · senza registrazione

Informazioni sul test

Could you? Would you? Have you been close? 20 honest questions about your habits, attitudes and the truths you only half-tell — and one of four risk patterns that actually fits. Anonymous. No judgement, just naming.

Metodo

20 self-report items (5 per archetype) on a 5-point Likert scale. Items adapted from published research on commitment, drift and intent toward infidelity (Drigotas, Safstrom & Gentilia 1999; Attitudes Toward Infidelity tradition). Independent reformulation, not the official instrument.

Profili possibili

Loyal · Boring on purpose
You'd rather have an awkward 2-hour talk than keep one tiny secret.
Tempted · Almost messy mode
You drafted the message. You didn't send it. We're proud. We're watching.
Wanderer · Long-haul allergy
You start emotionally moving out around month 14. Like clockwork.
Repeat · Be honest, OK
It's not a slip. It's a pattern. You can see it too.

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Is this a clinical or predictive instrument?

No. It is a self-reflection quiz on attitudes, transparency habits and reported history. It is not a prediction of future behaviour and not a clinical assessment.

How is it scored?

Five items per archetype, rated on a 5-point Likert scale. Your highest-scoring archetype across the four is reported.

Should I share my result with my partner?

Up to you. The most useful thing the quiz can do is be a honest opener — not a substitute for the conversation itself.

How long does it take?

About 4 minutes — 20 short statements.