Towards the Non-Self-Reported Assessment of the Dark Traits 20 Years Later: A Systematic Review

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Systematic review categorizes non-self-report tools for dark tetrad traits, suggesting new methods may reduce biases in personality assessment.

MAIN FINDING: A systematic review identified over 250 non-self-report tools for assessing dark tetrad traits.
KEY EVIDENCE: 189 studies were analyzed, leading to the classification of tools into six categories for reliable assessment.
APPROACH: The review utilized four key databases, revealing a need for objective measures in psychological evaluation.
SIGNIFICANCE: The findings encourage further development of non-self-report measures to enhance the validity of personality assessments.

Rico‐Bordera et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Systematic review categorizes non-self-report tools for dark tetrad traits, suggesting new methods may reduce biases in personality assessment.