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Original self-reflection questionnaire · Full results free
Explore eight quoted historical themes through 48 original prompts about recent choices. Read separate means and full guides, without assigning fixed types.
48 questions · about 10 minutes · no signup
Think about ordinary situations you actually encountered during the past four weeks. Choose Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often or Very often for each action. There is no preselected response. If a situation did not occur, is unclear or you prefer not to answer, select the separate NA rather than guessing. All forty-eight items need a selection. Each theme needs all six valid frequency ratings for a personal sum and mean; an NA withholds only its own theme. Optional tab saving lets you pause. Do not enter a personal history or identifying details.
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This is our original bilingual reflection on recent everyday choices. It contains forty-eight new prompts, six for each of eight everyday themes: Seeking Support, Guarded Self-Reliance, Spontaneous Branching, Tight Structure, Overt Assertion, Argument-Led Assertion, Expressive Connection and Private Imaginative Distance. The quoted historical vocabulary is attributed to Ryan Smith’s personal interpretation published in 2014; it is not a fixed inventory standardized by Freud. We wrote the items and guides independently of the competitor’s questionnaire and scoring key. Complete ratings produce separate frequency summaries and all eight full guides. The old labels are references in a history-of-ideas discussion, rather than identities assigned to you.
The forty-eight bilingual prompts and eight guides are our original materials about recent observable choices. Historical names are quoted from Ryan Smith’s published 2014 personal interpretation: oral-receptive, oral-aggressive, anal-expulsive, anal-retentive, phallic-aggressive, phallic-compensative, classic hysteric and retentive hysteric. Everyday headings describe the actions asked about. This is not Freud’s standardized eight-type inventory or the competitor’s questionnaire, key, result text or validation. The quoted terms are not applied as diagnostic or gender labels.
Every prompt uses direct codes from one for Never to five for Very often, about the past four weeks. A theme needs all six valid ratings. Its raw sum runs from six to thirty; divide the unrounded sum by six and display two decimals. Nineteen gives 3.17. These are summaries of ordered responses, not percentages, population averages or proof of equal psychological distances. No mean wins a type, and the different item sets are not ranked against one another. All eight complete guides remain available.
An NA withholds only its theme’s personal sum and mean, while other fully rated themes can appear. A low frequency is different from missing information. The checklist describes the selected recent actions and cannot infer childhood experiences, unconscious motives, sexuality, gender or a clinical state. Our items, four-week frame, translation choices and NA rule have no independent psychometric validation. Optional drafts stay in this tab for up to twenty-four hours and clear on completion or retake. Sharing copies only a public title and link.
Read what each of the 8 parts explores. Your complete result presents them together; they are not mutually exclusive personality types. These public guides contain no one’s answers or personal means.
Read six recent-choice observations about reassurance and shared direction, with an exact example, mixed responses and practical context.
Read six observations about handling things alone and checking offers of help, with a worked mean and alternatives to a fixed personality label.
Read six recent observations about new activities, changing plans and unfinished threads, with an exact mean and a practical counterexample.
Read six observations about checking, order and familiar procedures, with a worked sum and context for both helpful routines and delayed progress.
Read six recent-choice observations about visible roles and direct advocacy, with a worked mean and context that keeps recognition separate from a fixed type.
Read six recent observations about reasoning, counterexamples and written explanations, with a worked mean that stays separate from logical ability or hidden motives.
Read six recent observations about expressive conversation and attention, with a worked mean that stays separate from a clinical or gendered label.
Read six recent-choice observations about quiet time and private ideas, with an exact example and context that keeps distance separate from disinterest.
Our original forty-eight-item bilingual historical-vocabulary reflection. It draws its quoted eight theme names from Smith’s personal 2014 interpretation, while the prompts, four-week frame and full guides are newly written. It is not a standardized Freud inventory or the competitor’s bank.
No. Everyday headings describe the six listed actions in each theme. Historical terms are quotations in the discussion of ideas, not a clinical, gender or sexual identity, and no highest mean becomes your type.
Direct codes run from one to five. All six valid ratings give a theme’s raw sum from six to thirty; divide the unrounded sum by six for the two-decimal mean. Any NA withholds only that theme. An unfamiliar or unencountered situation should not be guessed as a low score.
The themes are separate observations, not competing types. Different actions can appear together in one event. Every guide covers higher, lower and mixed reports, an exact example, a counterexample, a private next step and method limits; none is locked behind a winning score.
No. These newly written frequency items describe selected recent actions. They do not establish causes, hidden motives, a developmental history, normality, a diagnosis or an independently validated personality model.
All forty-eight items and eight full guides are free without signup. Optional tab drafts expire after twenty-four hours and clear on completion or retake. Share text contains a public title and link without personal answers, raw sums or means.
These sources provide background, not validation of this questionnaire or an individual diagnosis.
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