Intrinsic Values Test

[Luminous]

Intrinsic Values Test | Discover What Your Most Important Values Are | ClearerThinking.org

You have to provide your email address. Thanks to [MENTION=39780]noname3788[/MENTION] - it works without an email, it'll just give you an error message and then show your results.

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[The Cat]

100% not giving them a working email is my prime value apparently. I...thought I stood for more...

 

[Luminous]

100% not giving them a working email is my prime value apparently. I...thought I stood for more...

You can probably enter a fake one. I got my results immediately after entering my email, on the next page on the website. So, just enter 123fake@email.com

 

[Luminous]

You can probably enter a fake one. I got my results immediately after entering my email, on the next page on the website. So, just enter 123fake@email.com

 

[The Cat]

You can probably enter a fake one. I got my results immediately after entering my email, on the next page on the website. So, just enter 123fake@email.com

So you're telling me to lie? To the internet?

 

[Luminous]

So you're telling me to lie? To the internet?

Next you're going to point out that one of my highest rated values was Honesty.

 

[The Cat]

Next you're going to point out that one of my highest rated values was Honesty.

Allegedly...

 

[Luminous]

Allegedly...

Well... you don't know. Maybe 123 Fake St. exists!

 

[The Cat]

Well... you don't know. Maybe 123 Fake St. exists!

 

[noname3788]

[MENTION=35566]Luminous[/MENTION] it indeed works without an email. It will return an error message but still show the results.

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[Norexan]

Aristotelian - values that tell us what kind of virtues we should aspire to have, and what vices we should remove from our character. As well as desirable character traits, these virtues include pursuits like aesthetic experiences and knowledge.

Deontological - values that provide us with moral rules as to how we should act in certain situations. These rules determine what actions are permitted, forbidden, and morally required.

Out of these five groups, your highest percentile was in Deontological. You care more about Deontological intrinsic values than 97% of people who took this test. Deontological values are embodied in the works of philosophers like Immanual Kant and Thomas Scanlon.

Traditional values emphasize the importance of religion, parent-child ties, and deference to authority. People who embrace these values tend to reject divorce, abortion, euthanasia, and suicide. These societies have high levels of national pride and a nationalistic outlook.

Hhahahaaha this test shew that the one doesn't know anything about REAL Europe but only one side.

 

[RadicalDoubt]

This test was incredibly confusing to me for some reason, and the explanations at the beginning were incredibly unhelpful. The only thing that really had "clear" results was that I was relatively Aristotelian and valued Truth and Secularism. Everything else was either pretty low or undifferentiated, but moreso because I had trouble actually choosing things I valued.

 

[A Lost Boy]

My Results (link)

 

[Neal Caffreynated]

Interesting test - and it worked for me without giving an email Thanks for sharing Lumi, here's what I got:

 

[Morpeko]

I can't download pictures right now since I'm at work, but here are my results.

Your Most Important Values

Here are the intrinsic values you indicated are most important to you, starting with your very most important value:

1. That I am unique, special, or different from other people in a valuable way

2. That people should be able to freely and publicly speak their mind without risking arrest or physical harm

3. That I am not socially rejected by other people

4. That I am admired by other people

5. That I continually learn new things

6. That I have great achievements in my life

7. That I have privacy to act the way I want without other people knowing

Your Results: Value Clusters

Out of these five factors, your highest percentile is in Personal. You care more about Personal intrinsic values than 94% of people who took this test. Your lowest percentile is in Well-Being; you care more about Well-Being intrinsic values than 6% of people who took this test. These factors are not mutually exclusive, so it's possible to receive a high score in many of them at the same time.

Your Results: Moral Circle

Out of these three groups, your highest percentile was in Self. You care more about Self intrinsic values than 91% of people who took this test.

Your Results: Philosophy

Out of these five groups, your highest percentile was in Libertarian. You care more about Libertarian intrinsic values than 100% of people who took this test. Libertarian values are embodied in the works of philosophers like John Locke and Robert Nozick.

Your Results: Value Categories

Top 5 - Reputation, Beauty, Freedom, Learning, Achievement

Your Results: World Values Survey

These scores show that your answers align with people whose values fall into the Survival and Secular-Rational categories. You care more about Survival intrinsic values than 84% of people who took this test, and more about Secular-Rational intrinsic values than 91% of people who took this test.

Compared to people in the U.S., your intrinsic values are at least somewhat more like those of people in...

Bulgaria!

 

[Sacrophagus]

A picture is worth a thousand words.

 

[red_evening_apple]

Here are my results