SELF-ESTEEM TEST

The Self-Esteem Test measures how high one’s feelings of self-worth are, and how one’s beliefs may be affecting life as a whole. Includes a breakdown of the various factors that could contribute to self-esteem, such as unrealistic expectations, need for approval, proactive attitude and others.

Sub-scores:
Self-love and Self-worth: measures general opinion of oneself.
Feeling of inadequacy: measures belief in one’s competence. Self-depreciating statements: measures engagement in negative, self-critical internal dialogue.
Unrealistic expectations of self: measures pressure put on oneself to reach very high standards.
Social comfort: measures the extent to which one fits in socially, builds a support network and feels comfortable in social situations.
Need for approval: measures the extent to which one seeks recognition from others.
Beliefs and attitudes: measures preconceptions that nurture self-image.
Proactive attitude: measures willingness to give things a try.

 

List of tests available (click on test for description)