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Fey Acceptance of Others Scale Test

Understand how open and accepting you are toward others in just 4 minutes. This 18 item measure gives a quick, reliable snapshot for counseling, training, or research with minimal time burden.
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40/90
Acceptance of Others (AoO)
Measures how accepting and tolerant a person tends to be toward other people in everyday interactions.
Low acceptance
Moderate acceptance
High acceptance
18 – 30: Low acceptance | 31 – 59: Moderate acceptance | 60 – 90: High acceptance
A score of 40 falls in the Moderate acceptance range, suggesting a generally open but sometimes selective or situationally variable attitude toward others.
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Psychology Students and Researchers
41%OF USERS
They use it in studies or coursework to quickly measure how accepting people are of others and compare groups.
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34%OF USERS
They take it to understand interpersonal attitudes that may affect relationships, empathy, and social adjustment.
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25%OF USERS
They use it in workshops or group settings to spot biases and improve communication and inclusion.
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Acceptance of Others Scale (AoOS)
Average
43.9
Normal range
32.7 — 55.1
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What does this questionnaire measure?
It measures attitudes toward other people, including openness, acceptance, and the tendency to judge or exclude. Results summarize general interpersonal acceptance rather than specific relationships.
How long does it take and how many items are included?
Completion time is about 4 minutes. The standard form contains 18 statements.
How should responses be given?
Each statement should be answered based on typical behavior and usual attitudes. Responses should not be based on a single recent event.
How are scores interpreted?
Higher scores generally indicate greater acceptance of others and lower social bias. Interpretation should consider context, and scores are not a diagnosis.
Are there different versions or scoring keys?
Some adapted forms may omit items or contain scoring-key errors due to translation issues. Item wording and scoring should be verified before analysis to avoid distorted results.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Fay's Acceptance of Others Scale Test

Fey Acceptance of Others Scale Test

acceptance of others

This measure is designed to assess a person’s general attitude toward and acceptance of other people. The Fey Acceptance of Others Scale is commonly used to obtain a brief estimate of interpersonal acceptance in clinical and research settings.

The instrument consists of 18 items and typically requires about 4 minutes to complete. Responses are used to characterize the respondent’s openness to others and the degree of nonjudgmental acceptance reflected in everyday social attitudes.

The Fey Acceptance of Others Scale was originally developed by William Fey (1955). When using adapted or translated versions, clinicians and researchers should verify the specific item wording and scoring procedures for the version administered to support accurate interpretation.

Author: carl-r-rogers
Literature: Fey, W. F. Acceptance by others and its relation to acceptance of self and others: A revaluation. Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology. 1955.; Davis, M. H. Measuring individual differences in empathy: Evidence for a multidimensional approach. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. 1983.
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