Personality and preferences
A multidimensional self-reflection test covering several forms of racial bias.
Measures six categories of racial bias: explicit prejudice, stereotyping, social distance, discriminatory decisions, racial minimization, and tolerance of bias. Results describe patterns in responses and are not a clinical diagnosis or definitive judgment of a person's character.
This test asks about attitudes, assumptions, social comfort, decision-making, and responses to racial bias. Answer based on what you actually think or do, not what you believe is socially expected. The test is designed for self-reflection and does not establish that someone is or is not racist.
Choose the response that best matches your actual view. Some items are intentionally phrased in opposite directions. Higher category scores indicate stronger endorsement of the bias patterns measured in that category.
Your individual answers stay private. Completed results are public by default as a summarized score page — you can make any result private anytime. Answers themselves are never published.