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Self-check · version 0.2

How much do you still decide yourself?

Eight statements, one minute. Answer for the last month, not for the person you would like to be. You get back a mirror, not a number. Nothing is stored — the page forgets you when you close it.

When a system gives me a recommendation, I can say why I accept or reject it.

rarelyalmost always

I like working through a hard question myself before I look for an answer.

rarelyalmost always

In the last month, I accepted a recommendation I did not really understand.

rarelyalmost always

In my work, I decide the things that matter for my work.

rarelyalmost always

When a decision goes wrong, I can name who made it — and it is often me.

rarelyalmost always

I postpone decisions until more analysis arrives.

rarelyalmost always

Once I have decided, it gets done — by me, or by people I have named.

rarelyalmost always

When something I decided is not working, I change course quickly.

rarelyalmost always
Your mirror
To judge

To decide

To act

This is a mirror, not a measure. Version 0.2 draws on established psychological constructs — self-efficacy, decision latitude, locus of control, reliance calibration — but is not yet validated. The full instrument follows with our research partners.

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