The purpose of this study is to examine the difference of sociometric score and status-type depending on the five self-related variables of children’s overt narcissism, covert narcissism, social self-efficacy, self-concept clarity and self-silencing, and the profile type of these variables. We collected data from 757 students in elementary schools at Gyeongsangnam-do. The results of this study was as follows. First, the high overt narcissism group had many controversial children, low group had many rejected children. The high covert narcissism group had many rejected children, low group had many average children. The high social self-efficacy group had many popular and average children, low group had many rejected children. The high self-concept clarity group had many controversial and average children, low group had many rejected children. Second, as the result of the cluster analysis based on the self-related variables, total four profiles were drawn: functional type (cluster 1), controversial type (cluster 2), narcissistic type (cluster 3), and dysfunctional type (cluster 4). In the cluster 1, average children were the most and rejected children were the least. In the cluster 2, controversial children were the most and rejected children were the least. In the cluster 3, rejected children were the most and neglected children were the least. In the cluster 4, rejected children and neglected children were the most and average children were the least. As the result of discriminant analysis, all the five self-related variables were proved to be meaningful variables to classify the sub-clusters, and the accuracy of classification was 98.5%. On the basis of these results, we mentioned the significance, implications, and limitations of this study.