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Legal and Civic Consciousness Test

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See how well a teen understands rights and responsibilities in just 3 minutes. 13 quick items pinpoint strengths and gaps across daily life, work basics, and civic participation.
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October 2, 2025
October 2, 2025
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5/8
Legal Knowledge (LK)
Measures awareness of basic laws and legal norms needed for independent everyday functioning in society.
Low
Moderate
High
03: Low | 46: Moderate | 78: High
A score of 5 indicates a moderate level of legal knowledge with generally adequate understanding but some gaps in legislation and legal norms.
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6/8
Civic Domain (CD)
Measures civic maturity, initiative, and willingness to take responsibility in public and community life.
Passive/infantile
Developing
Active civic stance
04: Passive/infantile | 56: Developing | 78: Active civic stance
A score of 6 indicates a developing level of civic maturity with some readiness to participate and take responsibility, though initiative may be situational.
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3/8
Business Domain (BD)
Assesses legal awareness in work and business situations, including attitudes toward labor laws and formal obligations.
Low
Moderate
High
03: Low | 46: Moderate | 78: High
A score of 3 indicates a low level of legal awareness in business contexts, with a tendency to rely on personal agreements over formal rules and documented obligations.
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6/8
Everyday Life (EL)
Measures how consistently a teenager understands and follows legal and ethical norms in everyday situations.
Needs support
Developing
Strong
04: Needs support | 56: Developing | 78: Strong
A score of 6 suggests generally adequate everyday legal awareness with occasional uncertainty in applying norms in some interpersonal situations.
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9/26
Overall Level of Legal Consciousness Development (OLoLCD)
Measures the overall development of legal consciousness, reflecting legal understanding and willingness to follow legal norms across life domains.
Low
Moderate
High
013: Low | 1423: Moderate | 2426: High
A score of 9 falls in the Low range, suggesting limited consolidation of legal concepts and inconsistent acceptance of formal legal norms.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

High school students
46%OF USERS
Teens take it to check how well they understand everyday rights, responsibilities, and real-life legal situations.
Civics and social studies teachers
32%OF USERS
Educators use it to spot class-wide knowledge gaps and tailor lessons on law, duties, and civic participation.
School counselors and administrators
22%OF USERS
Student support staff use it to identify who may need extra guidance on rules, conflict situations, and responsible decision-making.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Legal Knowledge (LK)
Legal Knowledge (LK)
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2.4
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Civil sphere (Cs)
Civil sphere (Cs)
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5.5
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Business Sector (BS)
Business Sector (BS)
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3.6
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Everyday Life (EL)
Everyday Life (EL)
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3.4
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2.34.5
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8
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Overall Level of Legal Consciousness Development (OLoLCD)
Overall Level of Legal Consciousness Development (OLoLCD)
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11.8
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7.216.4
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Example Questions From the Test

You will be presented with a question and three response options labeled “a,” “b,” and “c.” Select the option with which you agree most. There are no right or wrong answers; responses reflect individual opinions. If two options seem equally appropriate, or if you are unsure how to respond, select option “c.”
    • a) Agree
    • b) Disagree
    • c) Unsure
    • a) according to conscience
    • b) strictly in accordance with labor law and job requirements
    • c) Unsure
    • Agree
    • Disagree
    • Not sure
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Legal and Civic Consciousness Test - Symptoms and Signs

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This brief measure is designed to screen adolescents’ knowledge and understanding of rights, responsibilities, and civic participation. The Legal and Civic Consciousness Test is intended for use with secondary-school-age respondents and focuses on how legal concepts are recognized and applied in everyday situations.

The instrument includes 13 items and typically requires about 3 minutes to complete. Content is organized to sample practical legal problem-solving, work- and obligation-related legal awareness, and broader civic-social understanding; results may help identify relative strengths and gaps that can inform educational or counseling discussions. The Legal and Civic Consciousness Test is attributed to Lawrence Kohlberg.

Author: Lawrence Kohlberg
Literature: Flanagan, C. A. Teenage citizens: The political theories of the young. Harvard University Press. 2013.
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