Homophobia Test

Understand your attitudes toward LGBTQ plus people in about 10 minutes. Get clear insight into subtle and explicit bias, plus practical suggestions for respectful everyday allyship.
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March 25, 2026
March 25, 2026
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15/30
Equality & Allyship Support (E&AS)
Measures how strongly you support LGBTQ+ equality and allyship-oriented actions in everyday language, policy, and interpersonal situations.
Lower support
Mixed/conditional support
Strong support
012Lower support1321Mixed/conditional support2230Strong support
A score of 15 suggests mixed or conditional support for equality and allyship, with some affirming intentions alongside hesitancy about certain policies or actions.
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18/NaN
Explicit Negative Attitudes (ENA)
Measures how strongly someone openly endorses negative beliefs or disapproval toward LGBTQ+ people.
Low
Moderate
High
0NaNLow14NaNModerate27NaNHigh
A score of 18 falls in the Moderate range, suggesting some explicit negative attitudes or discomfort may be present in stated beliefs even if not consistently across situations.
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19/30
Social Distance Discomfort (SDD)
Measures discomfort with close or everyday interaction with LGBTQ+ people, where higher scores indicate more avoidance and unease.
Low discomfort
Moderate discomfort
High discomfort
010Low discomfort1120Moderate discomfort2130High discomfort
A score of 19 suggests moderate social-distance discomfort, meaning you may feel uneasy in some LGBTQ+ close-contact situations even if you can engage comfortably in others.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Self-reflective allies
41%OF USERS
People who consider themselves supportive but want to check for subtle stereotypes, discomfort, or gaps between values and behavior.
Workplace and community learners
34%OF USERS
People in roles where inclusion matters (managers, educators, volunteers, faith/community members) who want a private way to understand attitudes that affect how they treat others.
People questioning their reactions
25%OF USERS
People who notice mixed feelings or defensiveness around LGBTQ+ topics and want clarity on what drives their reactions and how to respond more respectfully.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Equality & Allyship Support (E&AS)
Average
11.5
Normal range
616.9
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30
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Explicit Negative Attitudes (ENA)
Average
30
Normal range
23.536.5
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0
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40
Majority
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Social Distance Discomfort (SDD)
Average
19.2
Normal range
13.624.8
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0
max.
30
Majority
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this assessment measure?
It explores attitudes toward LGBTQ+ people, including comfort levels, stereotypes, social distance, and support for equal rights. It summarizes possible explicit and subtle bias patterns and how they may affect everyday interactions.
How should results be interpreted?
Results are intended for self-awareness and reflection, not for diagnosis, labeling, or predicting behavior. Scores reflect reported responses and may vary by context, experience, and current stress.
How long does it take and how many items are included?
Completion typically takes about 10 minutes. The assessment includes 82 questions.
How should items be answered for best accuracy?
Respond based on typical beliefs and likely behavior, not ideal intentions. Answer all items and avoid overthinking individual statements.
What can be done with the feedback provided?
Feedback includes practical suggestions for learning and allyship based on response patterns. It may support goal setting and discussion, but it does not replace professional guidance when significant distress or conflict is present.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Homophobia Test

Homophobia Test - Symptoms and Signs

Explore your attitudes toward LGBTQ+ people with this private, reflective homophobia test. You’ll answer scenarios and belief statements about comfort levels, stereotypes, social distance, and support for equal rights. Results highlight possible bias patterns (explicit and subtle) and offer context on how these views can show up in everyday interactions—plus respectful, practical suggestions for learning and allyship. This is for self-awareness, not a diagnosis or a label.

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