Most people are narcissists… Count the squares

 

At first glance, this puzzle seems simple: count the number of squares. However, your answer to this challenge could reveal more about your personality than you think. This visual test is more than just an optical illusion: it exploits cognitive biases, overconfidence, and the psychological tendencies often associated with narcissism.

Why this puzzle triggers overconfidence

Narcissists tend to believe they are always right, often ignoring the perspectives of others. When asked to count squares, some people may give a quick, confident answer without double-checking their work. This hasty judgment reflects a common narcissistic trait: excessive confidence in their own abilities and perceptions.

However, those who take the time necessary, reconsider their response, and consider the possibility of being wrong display traits of humility and open-mindedness. This capacity for self-reflection is a fundamental distinction between self-confidence and outright narcissism.

Square Counting Analysis

To determine the exact number of squares, you need to carefully analyze the structure of the image:

Small Squares:  The grid contains many smaller squares, which are easy to identify.

Medium sized squares:

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