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12 Axes Test Compared with Other Political Tests
Four open political tests, set side by side with the 12-axis test on this site: how many axes each has, how many statements it asks, how you answer and how it is licensed, as read from each test's own pages on 5 October 2026. 12 Axes Test is independent and not affiliated with any of them.
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- 12 Axes vs 9AxesNine axes, 45 or 216 statements. The test the open-source 12axes test says it is based on.
- 12 Axes vs 8valuesFour axes and eight values from 70 statements.
- 12 Axes vs SapplyValuesA compass-style result from 46 statements.
- 12 Axes vs 16 ValuesSixteen axes in four groups, 61 statements from a pool of 128.
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What none of these tests can show
A set of statements is a small sample of what a person thinks. How you answer depends on how you read the wording, and the same answer can mean different things in different countries and decades.
Scores from different tests are not on the same scale, and no conversion exists between them: a result on one cannot be turned into a result on another. Use any of them as a prompt to look at your own views, not as a label.
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