Psychological tests on the topic of “guilt”

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Perceived Guilt Index (PGI)
Questions: 2 · 1 minute
guilt
In clinical and research settings, the Perceived Guilt Index (PGI) is a very brief self-report measure designed to assess the intensity and salience of guilt as experienc...
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Forgiveness Tendency and Attitudes Toward Forgiveness
Questions: 10 · 2 minutes
forgiveness
guilt
This brief self-report measure assesses individual differences in dispositional forgiveness and attitudes toward forgiving others. Forgiveness Tendency and Attitudes Towa...
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Transgressive Motivation Test
Questions: 12 · 3 minutes
advantages
positive psychology
forgiveness
guilt
This brief self-report measure is used to characterize dispositional responses following interpersonal offense. The Transgressive Motivation Test assesses patterns of mot...
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Forgiveness Scale
Questions: 12 · 3 minutes
advantages
positive psychology
forgiveness
guilt
The measure is designed to assess interpersonal responses following a perceived transgression, with emphasis on motivations related to forgiveness and reconciliation. The...
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Am I Going to Hell? Reflection Quiz
Questions: 67 · 10 minutes
morality
guilt
Curious (or worried) about what different belief systems might say about “going to hell”? This quiz is a thoughtful, non-judgmental reflection tool that explores values, ...
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Moral Scrupulosity OCD Self-Check
Questions: 82 · 10 minutes
ocd
guilt
Concerned that guilt, fear of being “bad,” or constant self-judgment might be turning into compulsive checking or reassurance-seeking? This Moral Scrupulosity OCD self-ch...
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Guilt can have a profound impact on emotional well-being and decision-making. Guilt assessments can help you identify the underlying causes of your feelings and recognize how they influence your behavior. These tools provide clearer insight into the patterns that may be affecting your mental health and relationships.

The tests available here draw on established psychological concepts to evaluate feelings of guilt and their implications. They can be particularly helpful if you're experiencing persistent regret, second-guessing your actions, or struggling with self-forgiveness. These assessments help you understand how guilt manifests in your life and clarify its effects on your overall emotional state.

Explore the guilt tests below to gain a deeper understanding of your feelings and consider how they may shape your choices and interactions.

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