Family Orientation
Captures how prominently ongoing family relationships, mutual support, and involvement in relatives' lives figure in personal priorities and decisions.
Explore what you want your decisions to stand for over time. The questions examine family ties, personal development, traditions, long-range planning, community involvement, consistency with principles, willingness to relocate and alignment on shared goals. Consider how personal growth and independence sit alongside family, community and traditions you value. This medium edition contains 32 questions and typically takes about 9β12 minutes. Results are intended for personal reflection rather than clinical diagnosis.
Each dimension below is measured by questions in this assessment. Your report will reflect the answers you giveβnot a diagnosis, a percentile or an indicator of personal worth.
Captures how prominently ongoing family relationships, mutual support, and involvement in relatives' lives figure in personal priorities and decisions.
Describes how much ongoing learning, self-reflection, and intentional improvement are valued as life priorities, apart from achievement, career status, or competition.
Measures the personal importance of preserving established customs, rituals, and inherited practices compared with adopting newer or individually adapted ways of doing things.
Explores how much emphasis is placed on setting objectives several years ahead and linking present choices to distant outcomes instead of concentrating mainly on immediate needs.
Captures how highly participation, contribution, and a sense of responsibility toward local, interest-based, or shared communities are valued.
Describes the importance someone places on aligning everyday choices with personally held principles, including when doing so involves inconvenience or competing practical considerations.
Measures openness to moving to another city or region for career, lifestyle, or personal opportunities, apart from whether relocation is presently feasible.
Captures how important agreement on major future intentions, such as family plans, location, work priorities, and lifestyle, feels when choosing or building a long-term partnership.
The questions invite you to reflect on your usual choices and reactions. A quiet moment and an honest response will make the report more useful to you.
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