Existential Motivations Test in the Multilevel Personality Questionnaire
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Time (T)
Time (T)
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12.3
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9.2 — 15.4
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18
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Correlation (C)
Correlation (C)
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12.5
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10.1 — 14.8
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18
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Shared Future (SF)
Shared Future (SF)
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7
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4.3 — 9.7
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18
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Engagement in Relationships (EiR)
Engagement in Relationships (EiR)
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8.7
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5.5 — 11.9
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18
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Opportunities for Activities (OfA)
Opportunities for Activities (OfA)
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9.3
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6.2 — 12.4
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18
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FM-4: The Meaning of Relationships (FTMoR)
FM-4: The Meaning of Relationships (FTMoR)
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34.7
Normal range
27 — 42.3
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54
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Acknowledging Value (AV)
Acknowledging Value (AV)
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11
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8.5 — 13.6
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0
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18
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Fair Treatment (FT)
Fair Treatment (FT)
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8.9
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6.1 — 11.8
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0
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18
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Interested attention (Ia)
Interested attention (Ia)
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6.2
Normal range
3 — 9.4
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0
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18
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FM-3: Authenticity in Relationships (FAiR)
FM-3: Authenticity in Relationships (FAiR)
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14.4
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7.8 — 20.9
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0
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54
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Closeness (C)
Closeness (C)
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9.8
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6.7 — 12.9
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18
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FM-2: The Value of Life in Relationships (FTVoLiR)
FM-2: The Value of Life in Relationships (FTVoLiR)
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37.9
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27.9 — 48
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54
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Space (S)
Space (S)
Average
11.8
Normal range
8.6 — 14.9
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0
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18
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Security (S)
Security (S)
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13.2
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10.8 — 15.6
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18
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Support (S)
Support (S)
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11.5
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8.8 — 14.2
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18
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FM-1: Trust in Relationships (FTiR)
FM-1: Trust in Relationships (FTiR)
Average
27
Normal range
19.2 — 34.9
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0
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54
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Existential Fulfillment in Relationships (EFiR)
Existential Fulfillment in Relationships (EFiR)
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101.4
Normal range
69.3 — 133.5
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216
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WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Existential Motivations Test in the Multilevel Personality Questionnaire - Symptoms and Signs
This measure is designed to assess self-reported existential motivation and perceived life meaningfulness within a multilevel personality framework. The Existential Motivations Test in the Multilevel Personality Questionnaire is completed as a brief questionnaire and is intended to support clinical formulation by clarifying how individuals appraise fulfillment, purpose, and engagement in key life domains. It includes 36 items and typically takes about 7 minutes to complete. Authors are cited as Viktor E. Frankl, Rollo May, and James C. Crumbaugh.
Content coverage generally centers on subjective experience of meaning, inner consent, and perceived realization of core life motives, with particular attention to how these themes may be reflected in interpersonal contexts. Results from the Existential Motivations Test in the Multilevel Personality Questionnaire should be interpreted in conjunction with clinical interview data and other assessment findings, as they reflect self-report and may be influenced by current mood, insight, and response style.
Author: James C. Crumbaugh, Rollo May, Viktor E. Frankl
Literature: Ryan, R. M., & Deci, E. L. Self-determination theory and the facilitation of intrinsic motivation, social development, and well-being. American Psychologist. 2000.; Steger, M. F., Frazier, P., Oishi, S., & Kaler, M. The meaning in life questionnaire: Assessing the presence of and search for meaning in life. Journal of Counseling Psychology. 2006.
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