The self-assessment tool is designed to inspire personal reflection and journaling, helping participants explore their perspectives on control and responsibility in various areas of their lives. Inspired by the Rotter Locus of Control framework, it guides users to consider whether they feel their outcomes are driven more by internal factors, like personal effort and decisions, or external factors, such as luck or circumstances.
Unlike diagnostic tools, this assessment is not intended to categorize or label participants. Instead, it serves as a starting point for meaningful self-discovery, encouraging users to identify patterns in their thinking and behaviors that may impact their personal growth and goals. It’s a practical and engaging way to spark deeper journaling and foster self-awareness within the community.
Click the button below to start. The assessment should take you less than 10 minutes - don't overthink it!