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Am I Trustworthy Quiz

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Learn how your daily choices shape others trust in you in about 10 minutes. Get clear scores on honesty reliability and boundaries to spot strengths and build trust with simple next steps.
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July 22, 2026
July 22, 2026
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6/15
Boundaries and Stewardship (BaS)
Measures how consistently you protect entrusted information, property, access, and personal boundaries, especially when permissions are unclear or situations change.
Informal boundaries
Context-sensitive stewardship
Deliberate stewardship
05: Informal boundaries | 610: Context-sensitive stewardship | 1115: Deliberate stewardship
A score of 6 suggests you usually respect limits but may interpret ambiguous permission broadly, so checking for explicit consent when circumstances change may help align expectations.
example score
7/15
Reliability and Accountability (RaA)
Measures how consistently you make realistic commitments, communicate changes, follow through on responsibilities, and take accountability for your impact.
Flexible follow-through
Generally dependable
Accountable consistency
05: Flexible follow-through | 610: Generally dependable | 1115: Accountable consistency
A score of 7 suggests you are generally dependable, with follow-through that is often solid but may become less consistent when plans change or pressure increases.
example score
7/15
Truthfulness and Transparency (TaT)
Measures how clearly you communicate relevant facts, uncertainty, mistakes, and your role in situations.
Selective openness
Situational candor
Consistent transparency
05: Selective openness | 610: Situational candor | 1115: Consistent transparency
A score of 7 suggests you’re often candid, but you may hold back or soften details when honesty could create discomfort or social cost.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Self-improvement seekers
41%OF USERS
People curious about their character take it to reflect on honesty, reliability, and boundaries in everyday situations.
Relationship repairers
34%OF USERS
People who feel trust has been strained with a partner, friend, or family member use it to spot patterns and plan better follow-through.
Workplace credibility builders
25%OF USERS
Professionals and students take it to check how their communication, dependability, and handling of shared responsibilities affect others’ confidence in them.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Boundaries and Stewardship (BaS)
Boundaries and Stewardship (BaS)
Average
7.7
Normal range
5.89.7
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Reliability and Accountability (RaA)
Reliability and Accountability (RaA)
Average
6
Normal range
3.38.7
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15
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Truthfulness and Transparency (TaT)
Truthfulness and Transparency (TaT)
Average
5.7
Normal range
38.4
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Example Questions From the Test

    • Accept the praise and plan to thank my teammate privately later.
    • Describe it generally as a team effort without dividing up the credit.
    • Mention that my teammate played a substantial role before the meeting moves on.
    • Clarify which parts my teammate contributed and which parts I handled.
    • Say yes, trusting that I will find something else to move later.
    • Agree conditionally before taking a close look at my schedule.
    • Check my schedule and offer a limited version I believe I can complete.
    • Review my existing obligations first, then name exactly what I can deliver and when.
    • Leave it alone unless the claim comes up again.
    • Update only anyone who appears likely to act on it.
    • Correct it the next time I naturally speak with the group.
    • Proactively correct the claim with the same people and identify the accurate information.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Am I Trustworthy Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

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Explore how your everyday choices may affect the trust others place in you. This free, no-sign-up self-assessment looks separately at truthful communication, reliable follow-through, and respect for boundaries and entrusted resources. Review each score as a prompt for reflection rather than a verdict on your character: trust can vary by situation and can often be strengthened through clearer choices, accountability, and repair.

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