Comprehensive Intellectual Humility Scale, CIHS Test - the question form

1. My ideas are usually better than other people's ideas.

2. For the most part, others have more to learn from me than I have to learn from them.

3. When I am truly confident in my opinion, it is very unlikely that I am wrong.

4. For most topics, I rely on my own knowledge rather than seek help from others.

5. On important issues, I am unlikely to be influenced by other people’s opinions.

6. At times, when I was shown that I was wrong, I could change even beliefs that were important to me.

7. I am willing to change my opinion on an important issue if there are strong arguments for doing so.

8. When I encounter new information, I am always open to revising my important beliefs.

9. I am willing to change my views if there are strong reasons to do so.

10. I am willing to change my mind about an important issue, even if I have already formed an opinion.

11. I respect the ways other people make important decisions, even if they differ from mine.

12. My beliefs on important issues rarely change when I hear other points of view.

13. I accept different perspectives on topics that are important to me.

14. I can respect someone highly even if we disagree on important issues.

15. I can acknowledge that other people have valid points, even if I generally disagree with them.

16. When someone disagrees with ideas that are important to me, it feels like an attack on me.

17. When someone contradicts my most important beliefs, it feels like a personal attack.

18. I tend to feel threatened when other people disagree with me about topics that are very important to me.

19. I can respect other people, even if I disagree with them on important issues.

20. I am willing to listen to others, even when I disagree with them.

21. When someone disagrees with ideas that are important to me, I feel insignificant.

22. I feel worthless when others disagree with me about issues that are important to me.