Level of Consciousness Test

Understand your current stage of values and worldview growth in about 4 minutes. With 17 focused items, it gives clear insights for self-development, coaching, and teamwork.

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October 2, 2025

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How the Scales are Structured

example score

72/100

Turquoise (T)

Measures the extent to which a person’s worldview reflects holistic, integrative thinking focused on unity, compassion, and serving the whole.

Emerging

Developing

Strong

0 – 39: Emerging | 40 – 69: Developing | 70 – 100: Strong

A score of 72 suggests a strong Turquoise orientation, indicating frequent holistic, integrative perspectives and a tendency to prioritize compassion and collective well-being.

example score

62/100

Yellow (Y)

Measures the degree of Yellow-level consciousness expressed as systemic, integrative thinking focused on flexibility, knowledge, and solving complex problems.

Emerging

Developing

Strong

0 – 39: Emerging | 40 – 69: Developing | 70 – 100: Strong

A score of 62 indicates a developing Yellow orientation, with frequent systemic perspective-taking and growth-driven problem solving that is present but not yet consistently dominant.

example score

67/100

Green (G)

Measures the extent to which a person’s worldview emphasizes empathy, equality, social harmony, and collective well-being characteristic of the Green stage.

Emerging Green

Moderate Green

Strong Green

0 – 39: Emerging Green | 40 – 69: Moderate Green | 70 – 100: Strong Green

A score of 67 indicates a moderate Green orientation, suggesting you often prioritize empathy, fairness, and harmonious relationships while balancing other value systems as well.

example score

92/100

Orange (O)

Measures the degree to which a person’s worldview aligns with the Orange level of strategic, achievement-oriented, and efficiency-focused thinking.

Low Orange

Moderate Orange

High Orange

0 – 33: Low Orange | 34 – 66: Moderate Orange | 67 – 100: High Orange

A score of 92 indicates a strong Orange orientation, with priorities centered on achievement, measurable progress, and practical, results-driven problem solving.

example score

65/100

Blue (B)

Measures the extent to which you prioritize order, duty, tradition, and rule-following to maintain stability and avoid chaos.

Flexible

Structured

Rule-driven

0 – 33: Flexible | 34 – 66: Structured | 67 – 100: Rule-driven

A score of 65 suggests a strong preference for structure and clear rules, with discipline and moral certainty guiding many decisions without being fully rigid.

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69/100

Red (R)

Measures the extent to which an impulsive, power- and dominance-oriented (Red) worldview is currently prominent in a person’s thinking and behavior.

Low Red

Moderate Red

High Red

0 – 33: Low Red | 34 – 66: Moderate Red | 67 – 100: High Red

A score of 69 falls in the High Red range, suggesting a stronger tendency toward assertive, impulse-driven, and dominance-focused responses, with less emphasis on restraint or long-term consequences in the present moment.

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47/100

Purple (P)

Measures the degree to which a person relies on tribal belonging, traditions, rituals, and mystical or animistic interpretations for a sense of security and harmony.

Low Purple

Moderate Purple

High Purple

0 – 33: Low Purple | 34 – 66: Moderate Purple | 67 – 100: High Purple

A score of 47 indicates a moderate Purple orientation, suggesting some preference for group belonging and tradition-based security without these themes dominating your worldview.

example score

43/100

Beige (B)

Measures the degree to which survival-focused, instinct-driven, concrete thinking (Beige level) is currently prominent in your worldview and behavior.

Low Beige

Moderate Beige

High Beige

0 – 33: Low Beige | 34 – 66: Moderate Beige | 67 – 100: High Beige

A score of 43 falls in the Moderate Beige range, suggesting a noticeable but not dominant tendency toward immediate, basic-needs and safety-oriented responses in the present context.

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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Self-growth seekers

41%OF USERS

People exploring personal development take it to pinpoint their current worldview and what to focus on next.

Coaches and facilitators

34%OF USERS

Coaches, therapists, and trainers use it to better understand clients or groups and tailor communication and goals.

Parents and educators

25%OF USERS

Parents and teachers take the child or teen version to understand what motivates a young person and how to support them.

BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.

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Below is a preview of how scores are typically distributed across each scale.

Turquoise (T)

Average

71.3

Normal range

58.6 — 84

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Yellow (Y)

Average

43.2

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29.4 — 57

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Green (G)

Average

51.8

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38.4 — 65.2

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100

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Orange (O)

Average

62.3

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47.6 — 77.1

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Blue (B)

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25.4 — 60.5

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Red (R)

Average

61.9

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46 — 77.8

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Purple (P)

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21.2 — 52.7

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Beige (B)

Average

52.3

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40.1 — 64.4

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100

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CLEAR ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this test measure?

It estimates the current stage of values and worldview using the Spiral Dynamics model. Results describe a dominant way of thinking rather than fixed traits.

Who can take this test?

A child form is intended for ages 7–12, and an adult form is intended for ages 13 and older. Selection should match the respondent’s age for best fit.

How long does it take and how many questions are included?

Typical completion time is about 4 minutes. The test contains 17 questions.

How should responses be selected?

Choose the option that best matches typical behavior and priorities in recent situations. Answer all items and avoid overthinking individual questions.

How should results be interpreted?

Scores indicate a likely current level and may shift with life conditions and development. Results are informational and are not a clinical diagnosis.

WHAT THE TEST MEASURES

About This Assessment

Level of Consciousness Test - Symptoms and Signs

spiral dynamics personality type

This measure provides a brief self-report screening of perceived awareness and orientation associated with the Level of Consciousness. It is intended to support initial reflection on patterns of values and meaning-making that may inform clinical discussion.

The instrument includes 17 items and typically takes about 4 minutes to complete. In some sources it is attributed to Aaron T. Beck. Results should be interpreted cautiously and integrated with interview findings and other clinical data; the Level of Consciousness is not a standalone diagnostic tool.

Author: Aaron T. Beck

Literature: Kegan, R. In over our heads: The mental demands of modern life. Harvard University Press. 1994.

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