Full 39-item assessment

The full 39-item assessment uses the 39-item scale from the ABLE research as it is. Each of the four areas is asked through 9 to 10 situations, so you can see situations that an area average hides in the 12-item version. It takes about 10 minutes, and you answer on the same 7-point scale as the 12 items.

Choosing the quick or full assessment

On the home screen, choose Quick assessment (12 items, about 3 min) or Full assessment (39 items, about 10 min). If it is your first time, start with the quick one; you can continue to the 39 items later. You can also press Switch to the full 39-item assessment on the 12-item check screen.

1. 1

   Eight items per page

   The 39 items are split across 5 pages (the last page has 7). Page 1/5 and Answered n / 39 appear at the top. If an item on the page is not answered, we tell you before you move on.

2. 2

   Save draft

   Your answers are saved as a draft automatically as you go, and you can press Save draft to save right away. The draft is kept in this browser, and also in your account if you are signed in, for 30 days. When you come back, your last draft is loaded. Press Start over to begin again.

3. 3

   Reusing your 12-item answers

   If you have taken the 12-item check with the same account or browser, the 12 matching items are filled in for you. Change them if you think differently now.

4. 4

   Choose your stage and submit

   On the last page you can choose your current stage and who you are building with (optional). Press Submit to go to your result.

Reading the map of 39 situations

• The result shows where you stand in the four areas first. Then each item is read as one situation, and the color shows which side your answer leans to.
• Supporting situation: answered 6 to 7 for ability and execution, or 1 to 2 for burden and loneliness. The opposite end is a situation to look at, and anything in between is middle.
• ★ Unusual answer: 20% or fewer of the 253 study participants answered at the same end.
• The colors describe your current answers, not good or bad.

39-item report

Everything up to the map of 39 situations is free. The 39-item report is a three-page A4 diagnostic report: page 1 is a summary (key findings, where you stand in the four areas compared with your 12-item result, and situations you answered differently from the 253), page 2 is a diagnosis for each area, and page 3 is an action plan (three situations to work on first and a 90-day plan). You can save it as a PDF, and before paying you can see a preview and the first key finding.