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Political Personality Tests
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Mach Test
Low Mach (38/100)
Power Orientation
20/50 -- Below Average (25)
F-Scale
2.1 (liberal airhead)
How Ethical Are You?
Instrument and Relativity Orientation: For you right actions are those which can serve as instruments for satisfying your own needs or the needs of those you care. At this stage of your value system development you are able to respond to rules and social expectations and can apply the labels "good", "bad", "right", and "wrong". These rules are, however, seen as something external imposed on the self. This indicates a preliminary level of value system development.
Law and Order Orientation: You are able to see other people as part of a larger social system that defines individual roles and obligations. You are able to differentiate between the norms generated by this system and those applicable in your group of relatives, friends and family. This is a fairly advanced stage of value system development.
Social Contract Orientation: You are aware that people hold a variety of conflicting personal views and opinions, and you emphasize fair way of reaching consensus by agreement, contract and due process. You believe that all values and norms are relative and that, apart from this democratic consensus, all should be tolerated.At this stage of value system development you try to see situations from a point of view that impartially takes everyone's interest into account. This stage is one of the highest levels of value system development.
Mach Test
Low Mach (38/100)
Power Orientation
20/50 -- Below Average (25)
F-Scale
2.1 (liberal airhead)
How Ethical Are You?
Instrument and Relativity Orientation: For you right actions are those which can serve as instruments for satisfying your own needs or the needs of those you care. At this stage of your value system development you are able to respond to rules and social expectations and can apply the labels "good", "bad", "right", and "wrong". These rules are, however, seen as something external imposed on the self. This indicates a preliminary level of value system development.
Law and Order Orientation: You are able to see other people as part of a larger social system that defines individual roles and obligations. You are able to differentiate between the norms generated by this system and those applicable in your group of relatives, friends and family. This is a fairly advanced stage of value system development.
Social Contract Orientation: You are aware that people hold a variety of conflicting personal views and opinions, and you emphasize fair way of reaching consensus by agreement, contract and due process. You believe that all values and norms are relative and that, apart from this democratic consensus, all should be tolerated.At this stage of value system development you try to see situations from a point of view that impartially takes everyone's interest into account. This stage is one of the highest levels of value system development.
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