36QB6 · DETERMINISTIC SCORING

Thirty-six items. Six separate means.

Use the exact 0–5 response anchors. Positive and reverse-keyed items follow the source scoring sheet; AI does not touch the instrument.

How the 36QB6 is scored.

Six broad factors

Each factor uses three positive-keyed and three reverse-keyed items. The QB6 model is not the official HEXACO inventory and ViewsMeet does not describe it as HEXACO. It is a separate public-domain six-factor questionnaire developed by Gerard Saucier.

Exact anchors

The official self-report form uses integers from 0–5. Positive items keep the response; reverse items use 5 − response. Each scale reports a raw sum from 0–30 and mean from 0.00–5.00.

What the evidence supports

The source psychometrics document reports internal-consistency estimates across student and older community samples. Reliability is not perfect and does not turn a short scale into a complete account of a person.

Stateless privacy

The complete vector is validated and scored at the same-origin edge. Item responses and scale values are not written to D1, an account, public data, a friend link, or an AI model.

Official 36QB6 self-report form — exact items, order, and 0–5 anchors.

Official scoring and psychometrics document — six equations, reverse keys, and sample evidence.

Author’s instrument page — identifies the QB6 inventories as public domain.

No morality, diagnosis, or selection

Do not use these raw means to screen employees, grade students, diagnose mental health, determine trust, rank relationships, or decide who is “good.” The factor names organize item covariance in studied samples; they do not make a verdict.