Teenage Personality Test

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A child with abstractedness is often lost in thought, focusing more on ideas than daily tasks. This can boost creativity but may lead to forgetfulness or distraction in family routines. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child often seems lost in thought, even when we’re together.	Strongly DisagreeMy child often seems lost in thought, even when we’re together. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child often seems lost in thought, even when we’re together. Disagree	NeutralMy child often seems lost in thought, even when we’re together. Neutral	AgreeMy child often seems lost in thought, even when we’re together. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child often seems lost in thought, even when we’re together. Strongly Agree
My child forgets everyday tasks because they’re absorbed in thinking.	Strongly DisagreeMy child forgets everyday tasks because they’re absorbed in thinking. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child forgets everyday tasks because they’re absorbed in thinking. Disagree	NeutralMy child forgets everyday tasks because they’re absorbed in thinking. Neutral	AgreeMy child forgets everyday tasks because they’re absorbed in thinking. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child forgets everyday tasks because they’re absorbed in thinking. Strongly Agree
My child gets very absorbed in activities like watching TV or movies.	Strongly DisagreeMy child gets very absorbed in activities like watching TV or movies. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child gets very absorbed in activities like watching TV or movies. Disagree	NeutralMy child gets very absorbed in activities like watching TV or movies. Neutral	AgreeMy child gets very absorbed in activities like watching TV or movies. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child gets very absorbed in activities like watching TV or movies. Strongly Agree

A cautious child tends to worry about potential mishaps or outcomes. This can help them avoid risks, but it may also cause them to feel anxious about everyday tasks or decisions, which can affect family dynamics and their personal confidence. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child quickly assumes the worst when a gadget stops working.	Strongly DisagreeMy child quickly assumes the worst when a gadget stops working. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child quickly assumes the worst when a gadget stops working. Disagree	NeutralMy child quickly assumes the worst when a gadget stops working. Neutral	AgreeMy child quickly assumes the worst when a gadget stops working. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child quickly assumes the worst when a gadget stops working. Strongly Agree
My child worries about school tests, even after studying well.	Strongly DisagreeMy child worries about school tests, even after studying well. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child worries about school tests, even after studying well. Disagree	NeutralMy child worries about school tests, even after studying well. Neutral	AgreeMy child worries about school tests, even after studying well. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child worries about school tests, even after studying well. Strongly Agree
My child feels uneasy in new or unfamiliar situations.	Strongly DisagreeMy child feels uneasy in new or unfamiliar situations. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child feels uneasy in new or unfamiliar situations. Disagree	NeutralMy child feels uneasy in new or unfamiliar situations. Neutral	AgreeMy child feels uneasy in new or unfamiliar situations. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child feels uneasy in new or unfamiliar situations. Strongly Agree

A dominant child tends to take control of situations, influencing decisions and leading in group settings. While this can be beneficial for leadership skills, it may create tension within the family or among friends if others feel overpowered. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child often gets their way when deciding what to watch on TV.	Strongly DisagreeMy child often gets their way when deciding what to watch on TV. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child often gets their way when deciding what to watch on TV. Disagree	NeutralMy child often gets their way when deciding what to watch on TV. Neutral	AgreeMy child often gets their way when deciding what to watch on TV. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child often gets their way when deciding what to watch on TV. Strongly Agree
My child usually takes charge in group projects or activities.	Strongly DisagreeMy child usually takes charge in group projects or activities. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child usually takes charge in group projects or activities. Disagree	NeutralMy child usually takes charge in group projects or activities. Neutral	AgreeMy child usually takes charge in group projects or activities. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child usually takes charge in group projects or activities. Strongly Agree
My child insists on having their opinion heard, even in disagreements.	Strongly DisagreeMy child insists on having their opinion heard, even in disagreements. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child insists on having their opinion heard, even in disagreements. Disagree	NeutralMy child insists on having their opinion heard, even in disagreements. Neutral	AgreeMy child insists on having their opinion heard, even in disagreements. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child insists on having their opinion heard, even in disagreements. Strongly Agree

A child with emotional stability remains calm and composed, even in difficult or uncomfortable situations. This can help them manage stress effectively, but it may also lead others to perceive them as emotionally detached in some scenarios. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child stays calm even when around people they dislike.	Strongly DisagreeMy child stays calm even when around people they dislike. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child stays calm even when around people they dislike. Disagree	NeutralMy child stays calm even when around people they dislike. Neutral	AgreeMy child stays calm even when around people they dislike. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child stays calm even when around people they dislike. Strongly Agree
My child handles criticism or feedback without getting upset.	Strongly DisagreeMy child handles criticism or feedback without getting upset. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child handles criticism or feedback without getting upset. Disagree	NeutralMy child handles criticism or feedback without getting upset. Neutral	AgreeMy child handles criticism or feedback without getting upset. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child handles criticism or feedback without getting upset. Strongly Agree
My child maintains a stable mood, without extreme highs and lows.	Strongly DisagreeMy child maintains a stable mood, without extreme highs and lows. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child maintains a stable mood, without extreme highs and lows. Disagree	NeutralMy child maintains a stable mood, without extreme highs and lows. Neutral	AgreeMy child maintains a stable mood, without extreme highs and lows. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child maintains a stable mood, without extreme highs and lows. Strongly Agree

A lively child expresses joy and excitement openly, often bringing energy to social gatherings and family events. While their enthusiasm can uplift those around them, it may also feel overwhelming in quieter or more reserved settings. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child shows excitement openly, like jumping for joy or clapping.	Strongly DisagreeMy child shows excitement openly, like jumping for joy or clapping. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child shows excitement openly, like jumping for joy or clapping. Disagree	NeutralMy child shows excitement openly, like jumping for joy or clapping. Neutral	AgreeMy child shows excitement openly, like jumping for joy or clapping. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child shows excitement openly, like jumping for joy or clapping. Strongly Agree
My child is often the first to suggest activities with friends or family.	Strongly DisagreeMy child is often the first to suggest activities with friends or family. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child is often the first to suggest activities with friends or family. Disagree	NeutralMy child is often the first to suggest activities with friends or family. Neutral	AgreeMy child is often the first to suggest activities with friends or family. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child is often the first to suggest activities with friends or family. Strongly Agree
My child frequently engages in lively conversations, even with new people.	Strongly DisagreeMy child frequently engages in lively conversations, even with new people. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child frequently engages in lively conversations, even with new people. Disagree	NeutralMy child frequently engages in lively conversations, even with new people. Neutral	AgreeMy child frequently engages in lively conversations, even with new people. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child frequently engages in lively conversations, even with new people. Strongly Agree

A child with openness to change enjoys exploring new experiences and adapts easily to shifts in their environment. This helps them thrive in dynamic situations, but sometimes they may push boundaries or seek too much change too quickly for others to keep up. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child enjoys traveling to new places and trying new things.	Strongly DisagreeMy child enjoys traveling to new places and trying new things. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child enjoys traveling to new places and trying new things. Disagree	NeutralMy child enjoys traveling to new places and trying new things. Neutral	AgreeMy child enjoys traveling to new places and trying new things. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child enjoys traveling to new places and trying new things. Strongly Agree
My child adapts well to sudden changes in plans or routines.	Strongly DisagreeMy child adapts well to sudden changes in plans or routines. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child adapts well to sudden changes in plans or routines. Disagree	NeutralMy child adapts well to sudden changes in plans or routines. Neutral	AgreeMy child adapts well to sudden changes in plans or routines. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child adapts well to sudden changes in plans or routines. Strongly Agree
My child shows curiosity and excitement about new hobbies or interests.	Strongly DisagreeMy child shows curiosity and excitement about new hobbies or interests. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child shows curiosity and excitement about new hobbies or interests. Disagree	NeutralMy child shows curiosity and excitement about new hobbies or interests. Neutral	AgreeMy child shows curiosity and excitement about new hobbies or interests. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child shows curiosity and excitement about new hobbies or interests. Strongly Agree

A perfectionist child strives for high standards in everything they do, whether in school, appearance, or personal projects. While this can lead to excellent outcomes, it may also cause frustration, anxiety, and tension, especially when things don’t go as planned. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child gets upset if things aren’t perfect, like their appearance or work.	Strongly DisagreeMy child gets upset if things aren’t perfect, like their appearance or work. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child gets upset if things aren’t perfect, like their appearance or work. Disagree	NeutralMy child gets upset if things aren’t perfect, like their appearance or work. Neutral	AgreeMy child gets upset if things aren’t perfect, like their appearance or work. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child gets upset if things aren’t perfect, like their appearance or work. Strongly Agree
My child spends extra time perfecting details on school projects.	Strongly DisagreeMy child spends extra time perfecting details on school projects. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child spends extra time perfecting details on school projects. Disagree	NeutralMy child spends extra time perfecting details on school projects. Neutral	AgreeMy child spends extra time perfecting details on school projects. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child spends extra time perfecting details on school projects. Strongly Agree
My child becomes frustrated if they don’t perform perfectly in games or hobbies.	Strongly DisagreeMy child becomes frustrated if they don’t perform perfectly in games or hobbies. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child becomes frustrated if they don’t perform perfectly in games or hobbies. Disagree	NeutralMy child becomes frustrated if they don’t perform perfectly in games or hobbies. Neutral	AgreeMy child becomes frustrated if they don’t perform perfectly in games or hobbies. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child becomes frustrated if they don’t perform perfectly in games or hobbies. Strongly Agree

A child with a strong sense of privateness tends to keep personal matters and thoughts to themselves. While this helps them maintain boundaries and discretion, it can sometimes create distance in relationships, making it difficult for others, including family members, to connect with them on a deeper level. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child rarely shares personal matters or secrets with others.	Strongly DisagreeMy child rarely shares personal matters or secrets with others. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child rarely shares personal matters or secrets with others. Disagree	NeutralMy child rarely shares personal matters or secrets with others. Neutral	AgreeMy child rarely shares personal matters or secrets with others. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child rarely shares personal matters or secrets with others. Strongly Agree
My child prefers to keep their social media profile private or low-key.	Strongly DisagreeMy child prefers to keep their social media profile private or low-key. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child prefers to keep their social media profile private or low-key. Disagree	NeutralMy child prefers to keep their social media profile private or low-key. Neutral	AgreeMy child prefers to keep their social media profile private or low-key. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child prefers to keep their social media profile private or low-key. Strongly Agree
My child keeps their personal space or belongings off-limits to family members.	Strongly DisagreeMy child keeps their personal space or belongings off-limits to family members. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child keeps their personal space or belongings off-limits to family members. Disagree	NeutralMy child keeps their personal space or belongings off-limits to family members. Neutral	AgreeMy child keeps their personal space or belongings off-limits to family members. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child keeps their personal space or belongings off-limits to family members. Strongly Agree

A child with strong reasoning skills tends to think logically and approach problems systematically. This helps them make sound decisions and solve complex problems, but it may lead to overthinking or difficulty with creative tasks that require imagination. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child analyzes even small matters in detail before making a decision.	Strongly DisagreeMy child analyzes even small matters in detail before making a decision. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child analyzes even small matters in detail before making a decision. Disagree	NeutralMy child analyzes even small matters in detail before making a decision. Neutral	AgreeMy child analyzes even small matters in detail before making a decision. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child analyzes even small matters in detail before making a decision. Strongly Agree
My child demonstrates a clear and systematic approach to problem-solving.	Strongly DisagreeMy child demonstrates a clear and systematic approach to problem-solving. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child demonstrates a clear and systematic approach to problem-solving. Disagree	NeutralMy child demonstrates a clear and systematic approach to problem-solving. Neutral	AgreeMy child demonstrates a clear and systematic approach to problem-solving. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child demonstrates a clear and systematic approach to problem-solving. Strongly Agree
My child enjoys tasks that require critical thinking, like puzzles or strategy games.	Strongly DisagreeMy child enjoys tasks that require critical thinking, like puzzles or strategy games. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child enjoys tasks that require critical thinking, like puzzles or strategy games. Disagree	NeutralMy child enjoys tasks that require critical thinking, like puzzles or strategy games. Neutral	AgreeMy child enjoys tasks that require critical thinking, like puzzles or strategy games. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child enjoys tasks that require critical thinking, like puzzles or strategy games. Strongly Agree

A child with strong rule consciousness believes in following established rules and ethical standards. This helps them maintain order and discipline, but it can also make them rigid or uncomfortable when others bend or break the rules. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child believes behaviors like drinking or smoking are inappropriate.	Strongly DisagreeMy child believes behaviors like drinking or smoking are inappropriate. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child believes behaviors like drinking or smoking are inappropriate. Disagree	NeutralMy child believes behaviors like drinking or smoking are inappropriate. Neutral	AgreeMy child believes behaviors like drinking or smoking are inappropriate. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child believes behaviors like drinking or smoking are inappropriate. Strongly Agree
My child keeps their school materials neat and organized.	Strongly DisagreeMy child keeps their school materials neat and organized. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child keeps their school materials neat and organized. Disagree	NeutralMy child keeps their school materials neat and organized. Neutral	AgreeMy child keeps their school materials neat and organized. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child keeps their school materials neat and organized. Strongly Agree
My child feels uncomfortable when rules are broken in any setting.	Strongly DisagreeMy child feels uncomfortable when rules are broken in any setting. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child feels uncomfortable when rules are broken in any setting. Disagree	NeutralMy child feels uncomfortable when rules are broken in any setting. Neutral	AgreeMy child feels uncomfortable when rules are broken in any setting. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child feels uncomfortable when rules are broken in any setting. Strongly Agree

A self-reliant child prefers handling tasks independently, without needing much guidance or assistance. This can help them build confidence and problem-solving skills, but may also lead to challenges if they are reluctant to ask for help when needed. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child prefers working alone rather than in a group.	Strongly DisagreeMy child prefers working alone rather than in a group. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child prefers working alone rather than in a group. Disagree	NeutralMy child prefers working alone rather than in a group. Neutral	AgreeMy child prefers working alone rather than in a group. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child prefers working alone rather than in a group. Strongly Agree
My child takes the initiative to solve problems before asking for help.	Strongly DisagreeMy child takes the initiative to solve problems before asking for help. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child takes the initiative to solve problems before asking for help. Disagree	NeutralMy child takes the initiative to solve problems before asking for help. Neutral	AgreeMy child takes the initiative to solve problems before asking for help. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child takes the initiative to solve problems before asking for help. Strongly Agree
My child confidently makes decisions about their personal activities.	Strongly DisagreeMy child confidently makes decisions about their personal activities. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child confidently makes decisions about their personal activities. Disagree	NeutralMy child confidently makes decisions about their personal activities. Neutral	AgreeMy child confidently makes decisions about their personal activities. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child confidently makes decisions about their personal activities. Strongly Agree

A sensitive child is deeply affected by emotional experiences, whether it’s their own or those of others. While this helps them show empathy and care, it can also lead to strong emotional reactions, making it difficult for them to move past challenges or setbacks. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child gets very upset when a friendship ends or they fail at a task.	Strongly DisagreeMy child gets very upset when a friendship ends or they fail at a task. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child gets very upset when a friendship ends or they fail at a task. Disagree	NeutralMy child gets very upset when a friendship ends or they fail at a task. Neutral	AgreeMy child gets very upset when a friendship ends or they fail at a task. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child gets very upset when a friendship ends or they fail at a task. Strongly Agree
My child is deeply affected by harsh words or criticism.	Strongly DisagreeMy child is deeply affected by harsh words or criticism. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child is deeply affected by harsh words or criticism. Disagree	NeutralMy child is deeply affected by harsh words or criticism. Neutral	AgreeMy child is deeply affected by harsh words or criticism. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child is deeply affected by harsh words or criticism. Strongly Agree
My child quickly forms strong emotional attachments to new people.	Strongly DisagreeMy child quickly forms strong emotional attachments to new people. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child quickly forms strong emotional attachments to new people. Disagree	NeutralMy child quickly forms strong emotional attachments to new people. Neutral	AgreeMy child quickly forms strong emotional attachments to new people. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child quickly forms strong emotional attachments to new people. Strongly Agree

A socially bold child is confident in expressing themselves, whether it’s initiating conversations, leading a group, or performing in front of others. This trait helps them stand out and take initiative, but it may sometimes cause friction if they assert themselves too much in certain situations. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child often initiates conversations in social settings.	Strongly DisagreeMy child often initiates conversations in social settings. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child often initiates conversations in social settings. Disagree	NeutralMy child often initiates conversations in social settings. Neutral	AgreeMy child often initiates conversations in social settings. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child often initiates conversations in social settings. Strongly Agree
My child confidently expresses opinions, even when they differ from others.	Strongly DisagreeMy child confidently expresses opinions, even when they differ from others. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child confidently expresses opinions, even when they differ from others. Disagree	NeutralMy child confidently expresses opinions, even when they differ from others. Neutral	AgreeMy child confidently expresses opinions, even when they differ from others. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child confidently expresses opinions, even when they differ from others. Strongly Agree
My child enjoys performing on stage or in front of an audience.	Strongly DisagreeMy child enjoys performing on stage or in front of an audience. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child enjoys performing on stage or in front of an audience. Disagree	NeutralMy child enjoys performing on stage or in front of an audience. Neutral	AgreeMy child enjoys performing on stage or in front of an audience. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child enjoys performing on stage or in front of an audience. Strongly Agree

A child prone to tension often experiences stress or anxiety in everyday situations, especially when faced with challenges or uncertainty. While this can make them vigilant and focused, it may also lead to restlessness or frustration, impacting family dynamics and their personal well-being. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child becomes restless or agitated when they have to wait.	Strongly DisagreeMy child becomes restless or agitated when they have to wait. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child becomes restless or agitated when they have to wait. Disagree	NeutralMy child becomes restless or agitated when they have to wait. Neutral	AgreeMy child becomes restless or agitated when they have to wait. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child becomes restless or agitated when they have to wait. Strongly Agree
My child displays nervous behavior before important events.	Strongly DisagreeMy child displays nervous behavior before important events. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child displays nervous behavior before important events. Disagree	NeutralMy child displays nervous behavior before important events. Neutral	AgreeMy child displays nervous behavior before important events. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child displays nervous behavior before important events. Strongly Agree
My child reacts with frustration when plans change unexpectedly.	Strongly DisagreeMy child reacts with frustration when plans change unexpectedly. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child reacts with frustration when plans change unexpectedly. Disagree	NeutralMy child reacts with frustration when plans change unexpectedly. Neutral	AgreeMy child reacts with frustration when plans change unexpectedly. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child reacts with frustration when plans change unexpectedly. Strongly Agree

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A vigilant child is highly cautious about their personal belongings, privacy, and safety. While this trait can help them avoid risky situations and protect their interests, it may also lead to excessive skepticism or wariness of others, which can sometimes affect their ability to trust or relax in social settings. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child hesitates to use new, expensive items out of fear of damaging them.	Strongly DisagreeMy child hesitates to use new, expensive items out of fear of damaging them. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child hesitates to use new, expensive items out of fear of damaging them. Disagree	NeutralMy child hesitates to use new, expensive items out of fear of damaging them. Neutral	AgreeMy child hesitates to use new, expensive items out of fear of damaging them. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child hesitates to use new, expensive items out of fear of damaging them. Strongly Agree
My child keeps their social media passwords private and doesn’t share them.	Strongly DisagreeMy child keeps their social media passwords private and doesn’t share them. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child keeps their social media passwords private and doesn’t share them. Disagree	NeutralMy child keeps their social media passwords private and doesn’t share them. Neutral	AgreeMy child keeps their social media passwords private and doesn’t share them. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child keeps their social media passwords private and doesn’t share them. Strongly Agree
My child is cautious around unfamiliar people and tends to be reserved.	Strongly DisagreeMy child is cautious around unfamiliar people and tends to be reserved. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child is cautious around unfamiliar people and tends to be reserved. Disagree	NeutralMy child is cautious around unfamiliar people and tends to be reserved. Neutral	AgreeMy child is cautious around unfamiliar people and tends to be reserved. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child is cautious around unfamiliar people and tends to be reserved. Strongly Agree

A warm child is compassionate, friendly, and enjoys connecting with others. This helps them build strong relationships and maintain a positive atmosphere in social settings, but sometimes their openness may overwhelm those who prefer more personal space or privacy. *

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
My child enjoys attending social events and family gatherings.	Strongly DisagreeMy child enjoys attending social events and family gatherings. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child enjoys attending social events and family gatherings. Disagree	NeutralMy child enjoys attending social events and family gatherings. Neutral	AgreeMy child enjoys attending social events and family gatherings. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child enjoys attending social events and family gatherings. Strongly Agree
My child is quick to offer help to others in need.	Strongly DisagreeMy child is quick to offer help to others in need. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child is quick to offer help to others in need. Disagree	NeutralMy child is quick to offer help to others in need. Neutral	AgreeMy child is quick to offer help to others in need. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child is quick to offer help to others in need. Strongly Agree
My child approaches new people with friendliness and openness.	Strongly DisagreeMy child approaches new people with friendliness and openness. Strongly Disagree	DisagreeMy child approaches new people with friendliness and openness. Disagree	NeutralMy child approaches new people with friendliness and openness. Neutral	AgreeMy child approaches new people with friendliness and openness. Agree	Strongly AgreeMy child approaches new people with friendliness and openness. Strongly Agree

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