Test of Love and Relationship

This test will allow you to understand complex issues of mutual relations and conflict situations, if the existing relationship is dear to you.

Areas for testing are all thoughts, words, or actions aimed at strengthening love and relationships.

The test contains 4 independent, equivalent questions:

1)Is it TRUE?

2)Is it FAIR for both?

3)Does it create mutual CORDIALITY and a better RELATIONSHIP?

4)Is it SUITABLE for both?

Test questions can be replaced by you in your language if your localization is different from EN or ES.

Working with the test:

1. Formulate the testing area you are interested in.

2. Create a new card for the area.

3. Write your research goal for this area in the area note of the test.

4. Rate the test questions on a 10-point scale and set these values ​​on the balance wheel. 0 = No, 5 = Doesn't matter, 10 = Yes.

5. Look at the Level and balance of the test. The level will show the average value of your answers to all test questions, and the test balance will show the deviation of your answers from the average level. The test balance shows your confidence in your assessment of the selected test area. A balance close to 100% on all test questions will confirm your confidence in the assessment of the area.

6. Your assessment of the area under study can change over time and becomes more or less significant for you for relationships over time. Set new values ​​when changes appear.

7. Influence your research area of ​​interest by setting goals for each test question, setting a time frame for achieving goals, writing a list of tasks to achieve it.

How to work with area groups?:

If for a complete description of the problem it is required to take into account all the areas related to it, then for this it is necessary to create a new group card of the group area, calculate the average values of the answers for each test question for all areas, and set these values on the balance wheel. The balance wheel will automatically calculate the average and test balance for a group of areas.