8values Political Test
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Statement 01 of 70About 12 min left
Oppression by corporations is more of a concern than oppression by governments.
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8 opposing values on 4 axes · 70 original questions
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What you get: a sample result
This is a sample of the result the 8values test gives, with example scores. Finish the test and the result shows your own eight values, your closest ideology, and the figure, country and historical state nearest to you.
Sample result
8valuesClosest match

80.0% towards Progress — the strongest value
Those with higher Progress scores believe in social change and rationality. Though not always, they are usually secular or atheist, and support environmental action and scientific or technological research.
Portraits: Olof Palme: public domain; Benito Mussolini: public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
Sample: example scores, not a real person.
How the four values are scored
Each answer applies the source’s multiplier to the question’s economic, diplomatic, civic and societal effects. The total on each value pair is normalized by the maximum possible effect for that pair and rounded to one decimal place, as in the original 8values scoring rule.
Equality–Markets, Globe–Nation, Liberty–Authority and Progress–Tradition are the four pairs. The opposite ends of each pair add to 100%.
The closest match is the nearest of the 52 ideologies listed by 8values, found with its own distance rule. The closest figure, country and historical state are added by this site: your four scores are compared with the four matching axes of the 12 Axes registers.
Source and licence
This test uses the complete original MIT-licensed 8values question bank and scoring rule. The result design is ours. 12axestest.com is independent and not made by or affiliated with 8values.
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