Am I Homophobic Quiz
Understand your attitudes toward gay, lesbian, and bisexual people in about 10 minutes. Free, no sign-up, 15 questions with three score areas to spot bias patterns and support honest self-reflection.
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Interpersonal Comfort and Conduct (ICaC)
Interpersonal Comfort and Conduct (ICaC)
Average
8.4
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6.1 — 10.7
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15
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Openness to Feedback and Learning (OtFaL)
Openness to Feedback and Learning (OtFaL)
Average
4
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2.1 — 6
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15
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Stereotypes and Equality Beliefs (SaEB)
Stereotypes and Equality Beliefs (SaEB)
Average
10.8
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8.1 — 13.5
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- I notice it more because it is less familiar to me, then move on.
- I feel that same-sex affection should be kept more private.
- I apply the same standard I would use for a different-sex couple.
- I feel uncomfortable and wish they had not done it, even if the display was brief.
- I feel briefly surprised because I did not know, but I continue the conversation normally.
- I wonder why he needed to bring his sexuality into a workplace conversation.
- I take it as an ordinary mention of a spouse.
- I feel uncomfortable and would rather move the conversation away from relationships.
- Their inclusion is fine when it is important to the plot, but otherwise it can feel unnecessary.
- They should be represented across ordinary stories just as straight characters are.
- Representation is generally fine, although it sometimes seems disproportionate to me.
- Frequent representation promotes same-sex relationships and should be reduced.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Am I Homophobic Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
This free, no-sign-up quiz offers a quick, non-diagnostic look at attitudes toward gay, lesbian, and bisexual people and same-sex relationships. Homophobia can include stereotypes, unequal standards, social avoidance, or resistance to reconsidering assumptions—not only open hostility. Review each of the three scale results separately; higher scores highlight more bias-related patterns worth examining. The results support reflection rather than proving whether you are or are not homophobic.
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