Drama Triangle Test

[Luminous]

https://www.idrlabs.com/drama-triangle/test.php

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[Lexicon]

Your primary role is the Rescuer.
Rescuer:

The Rescuer is someone who constantly tries to help others, often at their own expense. They feel a sense of obligation to help and may even derive their self-worth from being needed.

Rescuers often see themselves as heroes who swoop in to save the day, but their actions can be more harmful than helpful. By taking responsibility for other people's problems, they perpetuate a cycle of dependence and undermine others' ability to solve their own issues. The Rescuer may also use their helpfulness as a way to avoid dealing with their own problems or emotions.

The Rescuer's behavior can be driven by a desire for control, a need to be liked, or a fear of rejection. They may become resentful when their efforts are not appreciated or when they feel overwhelmed by the demands of those they are trying to help. Over time, the Rescuer may start to feel drained and burnt out from constantly putting others before themselves.

It is important for the Rescuer to recognize their own motivations and the impact their actions have on others. They can learn to set healthy boundaries and encourage others to take responsibility for their own lives. By letting go of the need to rescue others, the Rescuer can create space for personal growth and cultivate more meaningful relationships.

 

[Maou]

Okay? Lol

 

[Saturnal Snowqueen]

This just seems like a rewording of compliant, assertive, and withdrawn aha

 

[ygolo]

Hmmm...
I am skeptical

 

[ceecee]

I answered many of the questions by keeping the slider right in the middle. Don't know how it gave that ^^ result.

 

[SensEye]

This is kind of a silly test, but it amused me so I took it.

I note in the write ups it says for:

Persecutor: Breaking out of the Persecutor role requires self-awareness and a willingness to take responsibility for one's own behavior.
Victim: Breaking out of the Victim role requires self-awareness and a willingness to take responsibility for one's own life.

That's basically saying the same thing. So if I was to tell a Victim that, I would be judgmental and demanding, but when whoever wrote this quiz says it, it is what? Sage advice? LOL.

PS> I tried to find an 'about us' page for this IDRLabs site but no luck. There seems to be no money making angle so I assume it's some sort of psychology student run kind of thing. They appear to invest minimal effort in cooking up their quizzes.

 

[Earl Grey]

I answered "neutral" for a lot of the persecution-type questions. I don't think the test is calculating things the way I'd be expecting them to. Neutral seems to give plus points in that direction, you have to outright answer disagree to not be placed there- that doesn't seem quite right.

While mistakes do not detract from one's humanity, it doesn't mean they would be absolved of consequences. That really shouldn't be painted as so extreme a stance.

 

[Russellthomas]

This is kind of a silly test, but it amused me so I took it.

I note in the write ups it says for:

Persecutor: Breaking out of the Persecutor role requires self-awareness and a willingness to take responsibility for one's own behavior.
Victim: Breaking out of the Victim role requires self-awareness and a willingness to take responsibility for one's own life.

That's basically saying the same thing. So if I was to tell a Victim that, I would be judgmental and demanding, but when whoever wrote this quiz says it, it is what? Sage advice? LOL.

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Wow, looks like it really is, I agree with you.