What Are My Weaknesses Quiz
Learn which patterns may be holding you back in about 10 minutes. Get clear scores on follow-through, boundaries, and self-criticism to pinpoint your next growth focus.
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Assertiveness and Boundaries (AaB)
Assertiveness and Boundaries (AaB)
Average
9.1
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6.3 — 11.9
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15
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Follow-Through and Prioritization (FaP)
Follow-Through and Prioritization (FaP)
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10.5
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8.5 — 12.4
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15
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Self-Criticism and Setback Recovery (SaSR)
Self-Criticism and Setback Recovery (SaSR)
Average
6
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3.2 — 8.8
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- I agree and plan to absorb the extra pressure myself.
- I explain my limit and offer a smaller form of help if I genuinely can.
- I decline clearly without giving a long defense.
- I say yes at first, then try to rearrange or withdraw later.
- Try to fit both in, even if each receives less attention than it needs.
- Choose based on consequences and communicate promptly about the other one.
- Delay deciding until circumstances make the choice for me.
- Choose one fairly quickly, though I may not explain the change immediately.
- Correct the record promptly and stick to specific facts.
- Let it pass unless the same thing happens again.
- Add a calm clarification when there is a natural opening.
- Say nothing, then replay the situation and wish I had spoken up.
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What Are My Weaknesses Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
What patterns are most likely to get in your way? This free, no-sign-up quiz explores three common growth areas: follow-through and prioritization, assertiveness and boundaries, and self-criticism after setbacks. Answer 15 practical questions based on how you usually respond—not how you think you should respond. Compare your three scores to identify your strongest current growth edge. Tied or near-tied scores may indicate a blend. Results are reflective, not a clinical assessment or a fixed judgment of your character.
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