Assessment of Subjectivity Formation Stages Test
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Creator (C)
Creator (C)
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22.8
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13.9 — 31.8
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Expert (E)
Expert (E)
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29.2
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21.6 — 36.8
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60
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Master (M)
Master (M)
Average
29
Normal range
21.4 — 36.6
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10
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60
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Student (S)
Student (S)
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27.3
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19.5 — 35.1
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10
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Apprentice (A)
Apprentice (A)
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42.8
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33.6 — 52
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60
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Observer (O)
Observer (O)
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45.5
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36.2 — 54.8
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10
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60
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
Each item in this questionnaire consists of an incomplete statement followed by six possible completions. From the options provided, first select the completion that best describes you and mark it with the number 6. Then, from the remaining options, select another and mark it with the number 5, and so on. In this way, you will rank the options from 6 to 1 according to how well they describe you and your activities: 6 = most applicable, 1 = least applicable. Even if two or more options seem equally applicable, please make an effort to distinguish among them.
- do it the same way as others without thinking about it
- make an effort to complete the task at a higher level than others
- do it the same way as others, but check whether I have made any mistakes
- can review tasks completed by others and find ways to correct errors
- observe how others complete it
- think about the possible prospects for continuing the task after it is completed
- I make a plan with my self-development in mind.
- I do not think it through and do it the same way as others.
- I first look at how others plan their work.
- I follow others' example, but I check whether I have made any mistakes.
- I make an effort, when planning, not to miss important points and to carry it out to a high standard.
- I objectively forecast the results of my work.
- ask others what they answered and answer the same way
- ask others what they answered, then think it through and give my answer
- ask others what they answered and make extra effort to find the correct answer and do better than others
- try to do better than others and, after finishing, check in the course materials whether my answers were correct
- ask others what they answered and, if I determine they are wrong, point out their mistakes
- complete the test independently, regardless of whether I know the answers or not
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Assessment of Subjectivity Formation Stages Test - Symptoms and Signs
This measure is designed to support a brief, structured appraisal of an individual’s current stage of subjectivity development. Assessment of Subjectivity Formation Stages is intended for use in educational, counseling, or organizational settings to inform case conceptualization and development planning.
The instrument includes 10 items and typically requires about 15 minutes to complete. Items prompt self-report reflections on attitudes and role-related behaviors that may correspond to progressively complex forms of self-regulation and agency. Scores are generally interpreted descriptively and should be integrated with interview data and other assessment findings rather than used as a standalone diagnostic indicator.
Assessment of Subjectivity Formation Stages is attributed to Jean Piaget and Lawrence Kohlberg. Results may help identify relative developmental strengths and areas for growth, with interpretation guided by the examinee’s context, role demands, and the limits of self-report measurement.
Author: Jean Piaget, Lawrence Kohlberg
Literature: Bandura, A. Social foundations of thought and action: A social cognitive theory. Prentice-Hall. 1986.
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