onlinetests.me: Concrete Compassion Test

Concrete Compassion Test

Measures how much you care about others' feelings. Unlike other psychological tests, this compassion test has a lot of very concrete items, in an attempt to make it more objective. The items were generated by asking people who scored high or low in a classical compassion test to explain what ways they are or aren't compassionate.

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Optional research questions

Since you have consented to storing your response to the survey to assist research and calibration, it would be further helpful if you could answer a few extra questions about yourself, so that this information can be included in the research.

Gender: What is your gender?

Male
Female
Other
Prefer not to say

Age: How old are you?

16 years or younger
17 - 25 years
26 - 38 years
39 - 50 years
51 - 64 years
65 - 79 years
80 years or older
Prefer not to say

Country: In which country do you live or spend most of your time?

Religion: Which religious or spiritual tradition, if any, do you primarily identify with in your life?

Race/Ethnicity: Which of the following is the closest match to your race or ethnicity?

Education: What is your highest completed level of education?

Enneagram: What is your Enneagram type?

Personality Disorders: Have you been professionally diagnosed with any personality disorder? (If you have been diagnosed with multiple, just pick one of them, especially the strongest one.)

Concrete Compassion Test

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Optional research questions

I am sensitive to the needs of others

I help elderly people carry heavy things

If someone asked for feedback about food they were proud of making, and I didn't like the food, I'd tell them it sucks

I feel sympathy for those who are worse off than myself

I'm open to spending a lot of time listening to a friend who is feeling down

If someone is upset about something, I might dismiss them with "well, that's life"

If people can't pay back their debts, then it's their own fault and I don't feel bad for them

I would help drive a neighbor for an hour on an urgent trip if their car broke down and they needed help

If I saw someone fall over on the street, I would pass them and assume someone else would help

If the pet of someone close to me had run away, I might joke that it could have been run over by a car

I can be cold and uncaring

I think schizophrenic people are idiots

I forgive people who have hurt me

I care about helping customers who are dissatisfied with what's happening at work

I feel uncomfortable if my friends are unhappy

I avoid people who have lost someone because I don't know how to behave around them

I sympathize with other's feelings

People who know me well think I am a psychopath

If people don't want to date me, it's usually because they are shallow assholes

I perform free work for people who need it

I am concerned about others

I've worked in a food bank or soup kitchen or similar to help feed people who need it

I can't feel too sorry for abused women because I feel like they chose evil partners

I feel little sympathy for others

I can't feel sorry for a lot of poor people because they just need to learn to save money

If a family member was in financial trouble, I would give them something they need (e.g. clothes)

I've helped a friend with mental health issues stop harming themselves

If people seem upset, I try to figure out if they have a real problem or are just being dramatic

I know how to make sad people happier after they've lost someone close to them

I show support to people who are concerned about catching diseases

I give things to homeless people

I think of others first