Axiological Orientation of Personality Test
Understand what truly matters to someone and how it shapes choices and relationships in about 10 minutes. A focused 50 item check maps priorities, deal breakers, and goal strategies with a built-in validity check.
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Relationships (R)
Average
5.5
Normal range
0.8 — 10.3
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-15
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15
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Creativity (C)
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0.6
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-3.3 — 4.4
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-15
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15
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Spiritual Fulfillment (SF)
Average
1.1
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-3.3 — 5.5
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-15
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15
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Self-development (S)
Average
-0.6
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-5.9 — 4.8
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-15
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15
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Reliability scale (Rs)
Average
43.2
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35 — 51.3
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10
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70
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Hobbies (Pragmatic Orientation) (H(O)
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0.9
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-2.6 — 4.3
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-12
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12
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Social Life (Pragmatic Orientation) (SL(O)
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-0.5
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-3.9 — 2.9
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-12
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12
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Family (pragmatic orientation) (F(o)
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-2.3
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-5.5 — 0.8
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-12
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12
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Education (Pragmatic Orientation) (E(O)
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4
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-0.1 — 8.1
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-12
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12
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Profession (pragmatic orientation) (P(o)
Average
2.8
Normal range
-1.4 — 6.9
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-12
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12
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Preserving Individuality (PI)
Average
-6
Normal range
-11.1 — -0.9
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-15
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15
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Material well-being (Mw)
Average
6.5
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0.8 — 12.1
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-15
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15
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Achievements (A)
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3.2
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-1.9 — 8.3
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-15
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15
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Prestige (P)
Average
5.7
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1.1 — 10.2
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-15
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15
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Hobbies (Humanistic Orientation) (H(O)
Average
5.2
Normal range
1.1 — 9.3
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-12
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12
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Social life (humanistic orientation) (Sl(o)
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4
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-0.2 — 8.3
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12
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Family (Humanistic Orientation) (F(O)
Average
-0.4
Normal range
-4.3 — 3.4
min.
-12
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12
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Education (Humanistic Orientation) (E(O)
Average
1.8
Normal range
-1.7 — 5.3
min.
-12
max.
12
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Profession (humanistic orientation) (P(o)
Average
-2.8
Normal range
-7.1 — 1.4
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-12
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12
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What does this assessment measure?
It measures value orientations across key life domains, including what is experienced as important and what is experienced as unacceptable. Results describe how these orientations shape typical choices and attitudes.
How is the questionnaire completed?
Each statement is rated for personal significance, including both positive and negative meaning. Responses should reflect current views rather than ideal or socially expected answers.
How long does it take and how many items are included?
Completion time is about 10 minutes. The questionnaire contains 50 items.
What is the validity check used for?
It evaluates response consistency to identify random, contradictory, or overly uniform responding. If the check indicates low reliability, results may be interpreted with caution or the questionnaire may be repeated.
What is the role of the instrumental values questionnaire?
It assesses preferred strategies and stable ways of pursuing goals. It is used alongside the main results to clarify how values are translated into behavior.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Axiological Orientation of Personality Test
This measure is used to obtain a structured profile of an individual’s value priorities and the relative importance of key life domains. The Axiological Orientation of Personality is intended to support clinical formulation by clarifying personally meaningful goals, preferred standards, and areas of potential value conflict.
The instrument consists of 50 items and typically requires about 10 minutes to complete. It asks respondents to rate the personal significance of different values and life areas, capturing both endorsed priorities and those viewed as unacceptable or inconsistent with the person’s worldview.
Results from the Axiological Orientation of Personality can inform counseling or assessment by identifying value-driven motivations, decision-making preferences, and interpersonal or role-related tensions. The approach is conceptually aligned with value frameworks described by Milton Rokeach and Shalom H. Schwartz and is generally interpreted as part of a broader clinical picture rather than as a stand-alone diagnostic indicator.
Author: Milton Rokeach, Shalom H. Schwartz
Literature: Schwartz, S. H. Universals in the content and structure of values: Theoretical advances and empirical tests in 20 countries. Advances in Experimental Social Psychology. 1992.; Rokeach, M. The nature of human values. Free Press. 1973.
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