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Cassel   CASSEL PSYCH CENTER   717 Third Avvenue,  Chula Vista, California 92010  Ph (619)4200-2764 Th "Identit Status o individual i th degre t whic the achievv th highes possibl satisfaction i life I ha bee define b Dr Rober Glaze a "Degre t whic on love an i bein loved" Gve to Relationship I orde o th importanc perceive b som 60 individual who returned the questionnaire, the qualities were: 1) Communication. 2) Affection. 3) Compassion/Forgiveness. 4) Honesty. 5) Acceptance. 6) Dependability. 7) Sense of humor. 8) Romance (including sex). 9) Patience. 10) Freedom. Qualities Destructive of Relationship Th sam 60 respondent liste th followin qualitie i orde o栠 thei im givin becaus o th hig importanc hel fo perso involved I represent kin o tea approac t life an wher on i no alone bu membe o team Thi serve t generat powe an strengt fo endeavor I represent kin o a "unfoldin process wher positiv actio i th rule I involve givin full o one' sel t th other. IV. Personal Acceptance Ther i spontaneit o bein one sel wit n pretense an n put-on Her on i n I addition man othe individual hav mad majo contribution t th concep ove th pas severa decades (Glaser, 1984; May, 1977; Buscaglia, 1984;; etc.).  Identity Status Assessment One' ques fo identit i intimatel relate t one' abilit t lov an t b loved an th proces i a continuou a lif itself I alway involve kin o share worl wher tw peopl ar invol?ve i th process. Th Casse Identit Statu Tes (IDE portanc fo destructio o栠 ᠠ lovin relationship: 1) Lack of communication. 2) Selfishness/Unforgiving. 3) Dishonesty. 4) Jealousy. 5) Lack of trust. 6) Perfectionism. 7) Lack of flexibility (not open to] change). 8) Lack of understanding. 9) Lack of respect. 10) Apathy.  Selected References 1. Bettelheim, B.(1974). A Home for the Heart. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 2. Buscaglia, L.(1984). Loving Eash longe tryin t wi favo wit th other fo tha conditio no i assured Ther i feelin tha ful confidenc obtain wit other an bot fee scrutabl t eac other kin o psychologica nakednes emerge wher on share al wit th other an feel psychologicall unclothed- nothin t hide. V. Compassion/Forgiveness Thi score deal wit th degre t whic a individua i willin t "forgiv an forget I involve th degre o compassio whicpNT i designe t asses i a objectiv manne th degre t whic perso i love an i bein love fo th momen otime Sixindependentl org- anizepsychologicastate ar include a parscorei IDENT: I. Intimate and Private. II. Heart and Soul. III. Committed Fully. IV. Personal Acceptance. V. Compassion/Forgiveness. VI. Romanticism. TOTAL SCORE - IDENTITY STATUS I. Intimate and Personal Lov i alway ver privat affair   Other. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston. 3. Cassel, R.N.(1954). Psychological aspects of happiness. Peabody Journal of Education, 32 (2),3-82. 4. Flanagan, J.C.(1978). A research approach to improving our quality of life. American Psychologist, February, 1978. 5. Glazer, R. Man's Qeust for Identity is to Love and to be Loved. New York: 6. Horney, K. (1942) Self-analysis. New York: W.W. Norton & Company. 7. May, R.(1969). Love and Will. New York: W.W. Nortoi a individua typicall display an feel i relation to close friends and others. VI. Romanticism Th lov relationshi involve gros passion an ther i alway lust bu no necessaril sex i involve beauty bu no necessaril youth i involve charm bu no necessaril grac an prett materia things Abov all i alway involve romanti spirit bu no necessaril boy/gir relationship I i associate wit beaut an aesthetics an wher musi anian i i fa mor persona tha th usua friendship Wher mal an femal ar involved i represent "he an me world Wher member o th sam se ar involved o wher paren an chil ar invol ved o mayb brother an sisters etc. th lov relationshi obtain kin o theologica flavor Th relationshi i kin o sharin wit al tha on has an ther derive th feelin o passionat loyalt fo suppor an acceptanc b th other I i kin o deptknn and Company. 8. Masters, W.H., and Johnson, V.E.(1974). The Pleasure Bond. New York: Bantam Books.   kind o relationships (1 PRIMAR٠ RELATIONSHIР - closes perso wit who yo presentl choos t relate o ar force t d so o regula basis an (2 SECONDAR RELATIONSHI - perso yo choos t relat wit o ar force t d so o regula basis bu wit lesse degre o intensit than your primary relationship. Qualities Conduci @ th fin art characteristicall abound TOTAL SCORE - IDENTITY STATUS Thi i th su tota o th othe si par scores I depict th degre t whic a individual perceive sel a havin achieve "identit status base vate 164 257 -178 (-917) 2) Heart & Soul 8 507 028 -457 (-646) 3) Committed Fully 016 264 (-916) -181 4) Personal Acceptance 566 -165 (-638) -324 5) Compassion/Forgiveness(954) 123 -043 -172 6) Romanticism $073 (954) -142 -186 --  ? Factor Identity Base o th maximu loading fo thNWignificant loading. FACTOR II - POSITIVE FACTOR with ROMANTICISM AND AESTHETICS  `being the significant loading. FACTOR III - NEGATIVE FACTOR with FORGIVENESS and COMPAS-  GSION being the significant loading. Intercorrelation of Scores  Table 2  &Intercorrelation of Scores for IDENT  (N=208) == Variables 1 2  development an whic ha bee define b numbe o eminen psychologist a "t love an t b loved" I i computerize true/fals typ questionnair base largel o th theor o Robert Glazer, and Leo Bastigio. Hierarchy of Needs Dr Abraha Maslo posite fiv differen level o needs whic distribut o hierarchia continuu (Maslow 1980) Ther i fundamenta orderin t thi structure s tha need lowe o th scal mus b me befor on ca paH variou par scores the Four Factors have been identified as follows: I. FACTOR I - Positive factor identified as Compassion  and Forgiveness. II. FACTOR II - Positive factor identified as Romanticism. III. FACTOR III - Negatively loaded factor identified as  e Committed Fully and Personal Acceptance. IV. FACTOR IV - Negatively loaded factor identified as  ( Intimate & Personal with Heart & Soul. C 3 4 5 6 __P 1. INTIMATE AND PRIVATE 607 526 459 396 042 2. HEART AND SOUL ,641 609 411 179 3. COMMITTED FULLY )646 366 410 4. PERSONAL ACCEPTANCE * 420 204 5. COMPASSION and FORGIVENESS + 071 6. ROMANTICISM and AESTHETICS __  Articipati thos highe o th scale Man physiologica need operat o th unconscious level until such needs become more pressing. I. PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS (hunger, thirst, and sex). II. SAFETY NEEDS. III. LOVE. IV. ESTEEM. V. SELF-ACTUALIZATION. VI. IDENTITY (to love, and to be loved). Identity Status Th Identit Stutu Tes (IDENT focuse squarel o th ful "identity o a individual an i term o th degre t whic suc persoj  0 PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS FACTOR ANALYSIS OF THE  , IDENTITY STATUS ASSESSMENT TEST (IDENT)  Russell N. Cassel, D.Ed.  CASSEL PSYCH CENTER,  #Heart Disease Risk Factor Clinic,  Chula Vista, California 92010 Th Identit Statu Assessmen Tes (IDENT i designe t asses th statu o a individua i achievin ful "ego- development" I focuse squarel o th maximu leve o ego-  eTHETICS __ Mean *66.8 70.9 74.9 71.6 76.2 72.4 SD (15.6 17.2 17.8 14.0 11.6 16.8 __  References 1. Allport, G.W.(1943). The ego in contemporary psychology. Psychological Review, 50, 451-478. 2. Bettelheim, B. (1974). A Home for the Heart. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 3. Buscaglia, L. HEART and SOUL 5295 075 -180 -271 *-861 -247 3. COMMITTED FULLY 245 250 -150 -309 -273 *-827 4. PERSONAL ACEPTANCE 181 088 -192 *-894 -245 -251 5. COMPASSION/FORGIVENESS 158 020 *-958 -161 -139 -109 6. ROMANTICISM/AESTHETICS -006 *984 -017 -071 -055 -152 ___ * identifying variable - maximum loading. Factor Identification FACTOR I - POSITIVE FACTOR with INTIMATE AND PRIVATE SCORE development an whic ha bee define b numbe o eminen psychologist a "t love an t b loved" I i computerize true/fals typ questionnair base largel o th theor o Robert Glazer, and Leo Bastigio. Hierarchy of Needs Dr Abraha Maslo posite fiv differen level o needs whic distribut o hierarchia continuu (Maslow 1980) Ther i fundamenta orderin t thi structure s tha need lowe o th scal mus b me befor on ca pa n.(1984). Loving Each Other. New York: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston. 4. Cassel, R.N.(1954).Psychological aspects of happiness. Peabody Journal of Education, 32 (2), 3-82. 5. Davis, K.E.(1985). Near and dear:Friendship and love compared. Psychology Today. 19 (2), 22-31. 6. Flanagan, J.C.(1978). A research approach to improving our quality of life. American Psychologist.February. 7. Glazer, R. (1984). Man's Quest for Identity is to Love and to be Loved. New York: 8. Mas c being the significant loading. FACTOR II - POSITIVE FACTOR with ROMANTICISM AND AESTHETICS  `being the significant loading. FACTOR III - NEGATIVE FACTOR with FORGIVENESS and COMPAS-  fSION being the significant loading. FACTOR IV - NEGATIVE FACTOR with PERSONAL ACCEPTANCE being  Wthe significant loading. FACTOR V - NEGATIVE FACTOR with HEART and SOUL as the  2significant loading. FACTOR VI - NEGATIVE FAVrticipati thos highe o th scale Man physiologica need operat o th unconscious level until such needs become more pressing. I. PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS (hunger, thirst, and sex). II. SAFETY NEEDS. III. LOVE. IV. ESTEEM. V. SELF-ACTUALIZATION. VI. FULL IDENTITY (to love, and to be loved). Identity Status Th Identit Stutu Tes (IDENT focuse squarel o th ful "identity o a individual an i term o th degre t whic suc p flow, A.H.(1954). Motivation and Personality. New York: Harper. 9. Masters, W.H., and Johnson, V.E.(1974). The Pleasure Bond. New York: Bantam Books. 10. May, R.(1969).Love and Will. New York: W.W.Norton and Company.  Ctio o score usin th Pearso i th process.  Table 2  &Intercorrelation of Scores for IDENT  (N=208) ===#CTOR with COMMITTED FULLY as the  significant loading. Implications Eac o th si par score t IDEN represent a inde- pendentl organize factor an uniqu aspec o th structur fo one' ful identity clos examinatio o th correlatio matri containe i Tabl reveal tha eac o th par score i positivel relate t eac other an t th TOTALSCORE Thi mean tha al o the contribut t th sam structur fo ful identity Aerso perceive sel a "t love an bein loved" I i kin o "share world i whic tw peopl ar involved in the process. There are six part scores to this test: 1. INTIMATE AND PRIVATE (commitment deeper than friendship). 2. HEART AND SOUL (soul and heart in depth sharing). 3. COMMITTED FULLY (willingness to give all with no return). 4. PERSONAL ACCEPTANCE (accept others as they are). 5. COMPASSION AND FORGIVENESS (willingness to forgive and t nl o th score ar i th media rang o correlation wit onl thre o the bein i th .600 o highe level Mediu leve score mak fo th stronges assessmen instrument. Intercorrelation of Scores IntercorrelDatio o score usin th Pearso i th process.  Table 2  &Intercorrelation of Scores for IDENT  (N=208) ===Mo forget). 6ROMANTICIS͠AN AESTHETIC (transcend sel witever  7nerve and fiber involved to achieve "bliss"; includes  5lust, but not necessarily sex; exhibits beauty, not  5necessarily youth; and projects charm, but not nec-  Jessarily grace or pretty things). TOTAL SCORE - IDENTITY STATUS.  Factor Analysis of IDENT Thi include th si par score fro IDENT an wit th TOTAL SCORE eliminated because of "experimental depe i===  & V A R I A B L E S Variables % 1 2 3 4 5 6 __Q 1. INTIMATE AND PRIVATE 607 526 459 396 042 2. HEART AND SOUL - 641 609 411 179 3. COMMITTED FULLY * 646 366 410 4. PERSONAL ACCEPTANCE )420 204 5. COMPASSION and FORGIVENESS 071 6. ROMANTICISM and AES+3 ndency".  Table 1  (Principle Components Factor Analysis  # With Varimax Rotation of IDENT  (N=208) ===  + F A C T O R S Variable !I II III IV V VI __D_ 1. INTIMATE and PRIVATE *918 -010 -176 -170 -247 -189 2  6 INTIMATE AND PRIVATE. HEART AND SOUL. COMMITTED FULLY. ACCEPTANCE. COMPASSION. ROMANTICISM. This is the /Cassel Identity Status Test (IDENT). It is designed to assess the degree to which an individual achieves own "quest for identity". The notion for quest for identity derives from the work of Dr. Robert Glazer, and Dr. Leo Buscaglia, and it is based on the degree to which "one loves and is being loved". There are six part scores designed to depict one's strength and weakness in relation ds: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do you feel that your very close friends are COMMITTED FULLY to you: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Are you willing to GIVE ALL to your very close freinds: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Would you CHALLENGE what you believe to be UNTRUTHS about your very close friends, even when they are not present: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Are you committed to try to UPGRADE the personal WELFARE of your very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )(   CLOSE PHYSICALLY with your really close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do you feel that your really close friends TRY TO BE WITH YOU a great deal: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Do you feel that you can be YOUR REAL SELF when you are with your close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Do you feel that your close friends can be their REAL SELVES in your presence: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Do you have one or more real close friends where SEX is NOT a considerat  to "identity status". When ready to proceed, push the return button : I. INTIMATE AND PRIVATE. II. HEART AND SOUL. III. COMMITTED FULLY. IV. ACCEPTAMCE. V. COMPASSION. VI. ROMANTICISM. Read each item carefully, and then answer as honestly as possible. If the item is more true than false, push the "1" on the computer keyboard. If it is more false than true, push the number "2". There is no time limit for the test, but the average reader completes the test in ab c 1 4 Do you feel GREAT SATISFACTION in GIVING to your very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Are you always SURE of where your very close friends stand on IMPORTANT ISSUES TO YOU: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Do you feel your very close friends receive GREAT SATISFACTION in DOING THINGS for you: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you feel that your relations with really close friends is like an UNFOLDING process: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do you feel ion in the relationship: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do you have one or more close friends that you sometimes TRY TO AVOID seeing: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 4 If you didn't like the look of clothes a close friend is wearing would you feel FREE TO TELL THEM so: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Do your close friends OFTEN INVITE YOU socially to their home: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do you feel free to visit your really close friend or friends WITHOUT ADVANCED NOTICE: out 20-25 minutes of time. When ready to begin, push the carriage return : )( 2 Do you COMMUNICATE with your very close friends through your HEART and SOUL: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do you feel that your really close friends REALLY CARE about you: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do you have one or more close friends where you feel the relatonship is "HEAVENLY" in nature: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do you have one or more close friends where you feel the relations ^that your relations with very close friends is like TRULY BECOMING: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you feel that your relations with your very closest friends gives you the GREATEST SATISFACTIONS in life: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you feel GREAT PASSION is involved in your relations with very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you feel that your LOVE for really close friends tends TO GENERATE POWER for you: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you believ 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do one or more really close friends feel free to visit you WITHOUT ADVANCED NOTICE: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do you tend to have real DIFFICULTY in telling close friends HOW MUCH you LOVE them: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 3 Do you feel one or more of your really close friends have DIFFICULTY in telling you HOW MUCH they LOVE you: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 3 Do you believe that LOVE represents a PSYCHOLOGICAL NAKEDNESS (no need to put on hip is a very CARING ONE: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Did your mother, or person serving as mother, often KISS you as a child: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do you have one or more close friends where you feel the relationship is INSPIRING and LIFTING in nature: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Are you MIGHTLY CONCERNED about the PERSONAL WELFARE of one or more really close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Have you ever really LOVED anyone DEEPLY besides yourself: 1. e that people who have really close friends NEVER FEEL ALONE: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you agree that a LOVE relationship always involves LUST, but not necessarily SEX: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 A LOVE relationship always involves BEAUTY, but NOT necessarily YOUTH: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 A LOVE relationship always involves CHARM, but not necessarily MATERIAL THINGS: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 A LOVE relationship always involves as ROMANTIC SPIRIT, Y, because they accept you): 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do you feel a need to try to WIN FAVOR with your really close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 3 As a child, did you feel FREE to UNDRESS (become nude) in front of your mother, or person representing mother: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Do you find it difficult to be INTIMATE and to share SECRETS with your very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 2 Do your relations with your very close friends deal squ  TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Do you ever tell your DEEP SECRETS to anyone: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 I prefer to go to parties mostly with MEMBERS OF MY OWN SEX: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 2 Are you COMPLETELY SATISFIED with your really close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 I enjoy parties BEST where members of the OPPOSITE SEX are involved: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 My really close friends TEND TO DOMINATE me too much: 1. TURE. 2. FALSE. )(  but not necessarily a BOY/GIRL relationship: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 TO BE LOVED it is absolutely necessary for one TO LOVE: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 A LOVE relationship tends to have a RELIGIOUS kind of nature (be theological): 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 One's LOVE and VALUES are INTERTWINED (much in common), and it is sometimes difficult to separate them: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Do you feel that you are a MEMBER of the INNER CIRCLE among your very c arely with the CENTER of the individual(s): 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Do you sometimes REGRET sharing INTIMACIES with your really close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 1 Do you feel that your really close friends SHARE their most INTIMATE thoughts with you: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you secretely believe that you were a FAVORITE with one or both PARENTS: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you feel kind of a SACREDNESS in relations with your very close frien #2 4 I tend TO DOMINATE my really close friends TOO MUCH: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 2 Do you feel it is IMPORTANT for your really close friends to get to know your FAMILY MEMBERS: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do you feel that it is important that you GET TO KNOW the FAMILY MEMBERS of your very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Do you feel FREE to talk to your closest friends about PERSONAL and SEXUAL matters: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do you like to be  Olose friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do you feel that your very close friends will REMAIN so for your ENTIRE LIFE: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do you feel that your relationship with really close friends is HEAVENLY in nature: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Do you feel that your very close friends know where you STAND on matters that are IMPORTANT to them: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Were you always PROUD of your mother in company with your very close friends: TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 If you were PUNISHED for a deserved misdeed, would you tend to dislike the person who punished you: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 5 If you were training a stubborn animal, and you felt a need to PUNISH the animal, would it PAIN you much: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 If you observed a parent overpunishing a small child, would you speak to the parent about such behavior: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Do you ever pray for FORGIVENESS of your sins: 1. riends as if they are VERY IMPORTANT to you: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Does RELIGION play an important part in your life: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do your very close friends make you feel IMPORTANT in their presence: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do you REALLY THINK that your very close friends are IMPORTANT people: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Did you as a child, or maybe a teenager, feel you could discuss INTIMATE matters with your mother, even where it invo t1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do you tend to GREET your very close friends with a KISS or maybe a HUG: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 2 Do your very close friends tend to GREET you with a KISS or maybe a HUG: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Were you PROUD of your father in the presence of your very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Can you tell your very close friends of your SUCCESSES without them feeling that you are BRAGGING: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1  TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Do you believe in the theory of "an eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth": 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 5 Do you have greater feelins of SATISFACTION from giving than from RECEIVING: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Do you feel that the RICH should be made to SHARE their wealth with the POOR: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Do you FEEL the woman should be allowed to decide if she is to have an ABORTION: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 5 Do you lved sex: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Did you as a child, or even as a teenager, FEEL you could discuss INTIMATE matters with your father, even where it involved sex: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Do you FEEL free to discuss INTIMATE matters with one or more close RELATIVES: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Do you find that persons who are not particulArly close friends, discuss INTIMATE matters with you: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 1 Do you feel it difficult to discuss I  Do your very close friends tell you of their SUCCESSES in RICH DETAIL: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Are close member of your FAMILY members of your INNER TEAM: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Are you a CONTINUOUS and RELIABLE member of your CLOSE FAMILY TEAM: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Do you share INTIMATE things with close FAMILY members: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Would yo be GREATLY SHOCKED to learn of MISCONDUCT of any of your very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. believe in CAPITAL PUNISHMENT for persons who commit henious murders: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 4 Do you believe that BAD MARRIAGE that is saved is often better than a NEW MARRIAGE with another mate could be: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Do you ask FORGIVENESS of your very close friends when there is real evidence that you have done them WRONG: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Do you hold GRUDGES for a long time after a real close friend has DONE YOU WRONG and they have asked FORG uNTIMATE matters with anyone except those you love: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 1 Do you feel that you have had SEXUAL EXPERIENCES you would not care to discuss with anyone: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 1 Do you feel the need for a drink or two (alcohol) before you can relate WELL with LOVED ONES: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 1 Do you have DREAMS you feel are TOO HORRIBLE to tell even your very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 1 Do you feel that you have TROUBLE ke G FALSE. )( 1 4 Would your very close friends be really SHOCKED to learn of MISCONDUCT on your part: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Do you FEEL that you could PREDICT the behavior of your very close friends with ACCURACY: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Are you willing to COMPROMISE on matters of great importance to your very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Did you and your MOTHER get along quite WELL when you were a child: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 dIVENESS: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 5 Do you FEEL BADLY when you learn that a close friend has been hospitalized for a serious ILLNESS: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 If a LOVED ONE lost a parent, would you seek to do something SPECIAL to help them through the tragedy: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Do you feel deep COMPASSION for your loved ones: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 -1 : 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Do you feel deep COMPASSION for your loved ones: 1. TRUE. 5eping secrets that have been shared by your very close friends (loved ones): 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 1 Do you feel that one or more of your very close friends have discussed YOUR SECRETS with others: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 2 5 Do you generally feel GREAT SYMPATHY for the UNDERDOG: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Does it PAIN you much to see animals being hurt: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Are you willing to FORGIVE and FORGET small injuries of your very close friends  Do you FEEL that you have the COMPLETE SUPPORT of your very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do you believe so THOROUGHLY in your very close friends that you SELDOM ask questions of them: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 3 Do you feel that your very close friends OFFER ADVICE on IMPORTANT MATTERS to you: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you ever VISIT with very close friends, regardless of their sex, just for SMALL TALK: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you enjoy  .: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Do you ever reach out to ASSIST a blind person trying to get somewhere: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 When you see a BAD AUTOMIBILE ACCIDENT where there is serious injury, do you STOP and give ASSISTANCE: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 If you decided to PADDLE your 4 year old child for a very deserved BAD DEED, woud it hurt you more than the child: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 5 Do you feel good when you make a CONTRIBUTION to CHARITY: 1.  READING stories about ROMANCE, or maybe seeing a ROMANTIC movie: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you SPEAK of the CHARM (for females) or HANDSOMNESS (for males) of your very close friends: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Are you sometimes AWED by the BEAUTY and GRANDEUR of cathedrals and things of great beauty: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 6 Do you get a THRILL out of CUDDLING with close friends of the opposite sex: 1. TRUE. 2. FALSE. )( 1 4 Do you TREAT very close f n9th one or more CLOSE FRIENDS? 104. Do you feel that your 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ RELATIONS with CLOSE FRIENDS 115. Are you sometimes AWED by are like an UNFOLDING PROCESS? the BEAUTY and GRANDEUR of 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ = cathedrals, rivers, lakes, etc.? 105. Do you feel that your 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ LOVE for one or more CLOSE 116. Do you sometimes speak of FRIENDS tends to GENERATE the CHARM (for females) or the POWER or STRENGTH for you? HANDSOMNES  41. T___ F___ 71. T___ F___ 101. T___ F___ 12. T___ F___ 42. T___ F___ 72. T___ F___ 102. T___ F___ 13. T___ F___ 43. T___ F___ 73. T___ F___ 103. T___ F___ 14. T___ F___ 44. T___ F___ 74. T___ F___ 104. T___ F___ 15. T___ F___ 45. T___ F___ 75. T___ F___ 105. T___ F___ 16. T___ F___ 46. T___ F___ 76. T___ F___ 106. T___ F___ 17. T___ F___ 47. T___ F___ 77. T___ F___ 107. T___ F___ 18. T___ F___ 48. T___ F___ 78. T___ F___ 108. T___ F___ 19. T___ F__  +S (of males) about 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ 5 people with CLOSE FRIENDS? 106. Do you believe that , 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ people who have CLOSE | 117. Are you willing to COMPRO- FRIENDS never feel ALONE? MISE on matters of GREAT IMPORT- 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ ANCE where CLOSE FRIENDS are 107. Do you agree that a LOVE involved? relationship always involves 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ LUST, but NOT necessarily SEX? 118. Do you ENJOY reading stories 1. T V_ 49. T___ F___ 79. T___ F___ 109. T___ F___ 20. T___ F___ 50. T___ F___ 80. T___ F___ 110. T___ F___ 21. T___ F___ 51. T___ F___ 81. T___ F___ 111. T___ F___ 22. T___ F___ 52. T___ F___ 82. T___ F___ 112. T___ F___ 23. T___ F___ 53. T___ F___ 83. T___ F___ 113. T___ F___ 24. T___ F___ 54. T___ F___ 84. T___ F___ 114. T___ F___ 25. T___ F___ 55. T___ F___ 85. T___ F___ 115. T___ F___ 26. T___ F___ 56. T___ F___ 86. T___ F___ 116. T___ F___ 27. T___  3RUE__ 2. FALSE__ about ROMANCE, or maybe seeing a 108. Do you believe that a LOVE ROMANTIC movie? relationship always involves 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ BEAUTY, but NOT necessarily 119. Do you sometimes get a YOUTH? 4THRILL out of CUDDLING with 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ CLOSE FRIENDS? 109. Do you believe that a LOVE 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ relationship always involves 120. Do you ever VISIT with one CHARM, but NOT necessarily or more CLOS e F___ 57. T___ F___ 87. T___ F___ 117. T___ F___ 28. T___ F___ 58. T___ F___ 88. T___ F___ 118. T___ F___ 29. T___ F___ 59. T___ F___ 89. T___ F___ 119. T___ F___ 30. T___ F___ 60. T___ F___ 90. T___ F___ 120. T___ F___ NAME __ ߠAddress __AGE__SEX___  __. I___ II___ III___ IV___ V___ VI___TOT______  __    , IDENTITY STATUS ASSESSMENT TEST (IDENT)  A N S W E R S H E E T Thi i th Identit Statu Assessmen Tes (IDENT "ANSWE SHEET" Yo ar t us i i takin IDENT D NO WRIT OΠ TH TESԠ BOOKLET a i wil b use b stil other i th future Alway b sur yo ar o th correc ite i th tes booklet whe markin you answe o th answe sheet Whe answerin ite #1 b sur yo ar readin ite #1 etc Ofte lo score ar v$E FRIENDS just for MATERIAL things? #SMALL TALK? 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ X 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__ 110. In order TO BE LOVED is it NECESSARY for one TO LOVE? 0 E N D O F MODULE 1. TRUE__ 2. FALSE__  111. One's LOVE and one's 3I N S T R U C T I O N S VALUES always have much in  = common, and it is often DIF- DO NOT WRITE ON YOUR TEST BOOKLET. FICULT to separate them? 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