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Ten-Quotient Self-Rating
60 behavior statements · ten boards under one light
Split "what holds a person up" into ten boards and look at each one. Every statement anchors on observable behavior, not self-image. Six items per dimension, one reverse-scored, scored exactly as the Ten Quotients class specifies.
This is a self-inventory tool, not a psychological diagnosis. Scores never feed promotion, raises, or cuts. Answers and results stay in your own browser. Retest once a year and track change, not rank.
60 questionsAbout 8 minCompanion class: Ten Quotients: What Actually Builds a Person
Assessments are for self-inventory and learning only — never for promotion, raises, or cuts. Answers and results stay in your own browser.