The questionnaire assesses your self-awareness in a framework that exposes insights into yourself. It may inspire you to think about aspects of your life and yourself that you have not yet examined. Try it! The first step on the path to improving your self-awareness is taking our questionnaire.
Read our post on self-awareness and this questionnaireRespond to each statement on a scale of 1 (never) to 5 (always)
Item | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
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Reflecting
Misunderstanding Proactive Costs |
Reflecting
Accepting Proactive Costs |
Reflecting
Misunderstanding Proactive Satisfaction |
Reflecting
Accepting Proactive Satisfaction |
Neglecting
Accepting Proactive Costs |
Reflecting
Accepting Inactive Costs |
Neglecting
Accepting Proactive Satisfaction |
Reflecting
Accepting Inactive Satisfaction |
Reflecting
Misunderstanding Inactive Costs |
Neglecting
Accepting Inactive Costs |
Reflecting
Misunderstanding Inactive Satisfaction |
Neglecting
Accepting Inactive Satisfaction |
Neglecting
Misunderstanding Inactive Costs |
Neglecting
Misunderstanding Proactive Costs |
Neglecting
Misunderstanding Inactive Satisfaction |
Neglecting
Misunderstanding Proactive Costs |
The reflective self-development subscale contains items representing the development of continuous attention to the self, with a focus on conscious, reflective and balanced learning.
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The acceptance of self and others subscale represents outcomes including a positive self-image and confidence as well as a deeper understanding of others.
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The proactive at work subscale consists of items specifically related to the outcomes of self-awareness in the workplace and represents an objective and proactive approach to dealing with work.
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The final subscale represents the emotional costs of self-awareness and includes items representing the potential negative emotional impacts of being more aware of oneself, such as guilt, fear, vulnerability and fear.
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