Political Quiz List. Are you a Quiz Whiz?

[Goldwater]

My latest dozenvalues results

Closest Match: Liberalism
Next Matches: Neoliberalism, Third Way, Liberal Democracy, Ordoliberalism

Ownership Axis: Individual (65.3% Property)
Market Axis: Permissive (71.5% Commerce)
Power Axis: Representative (52.8% Dominion)
Autonomy Axis: Tolerant (75.9% Permission)
Identity Axis: Inclusive (79.2% Inclusivity)
Progress Axis: Neoteric (70.8% Progress)

Top ten:
1: Liberalism 99.9%
2: Neoliberalism 99.9%
3: Third Way 99.9%
4: Liberal Democracy 99.8%
5: Ordoliberalism 99.7%
6: Technoliberalism 99.6%
7: Liberaltarianism 99.5%
8: Muscular Liberalism 99.5%
9: Georgism 99.4%
10: Social Liberalism 99.4%

[Goldwater]

• Based on your results, we project that your voting tendencies are left-wing.
• Your nearest ideological personas are Classical Liberal (44%), Libertarian (37%), Conservative (30%)
• Your most dominant attributes are: Permissive (97%), Globalist (92%), Hawk (83%)

Spoiler alert! Click Show to show the content.

Show

Ownership and Equality

58% Privatist

Privatists believe in strong private property rights and free markets. They are skeptical of government intervention in the economy and redistributive policies. They believe that ownership is a key part of being human and a source of human freedom and flourishing.

64% Meritocratic

Meritocratic individuals believe that economic and social rewards should be allocated based primarily on talent, hard work and achievement. Underlying meritocracy is the belief that some competition between individuals is key for creating propserity.

ABOUT YOU

You believe in free markets, strong property rights and meritocracy. You think economic outcomes should be determined by talent, hard work and market forces - not government intervention. Policies should aim to equalize opportunities, not outcomes.

Society and Individuals

97% Permissive

Permissive are tolerant, open and value personal freedom and social change. They believe individuals should be free to live as they choose as long as they don't harm others. They are open to revising social norms and cultural values with the spirit of the times.

72% Individualist

Individualists, as the name suggests, see individuals as autonomous actors. They believe individuals should be free to pursue their own interests and happiness in their own way. They are wary of communal obligations that infringe on personal freedom, and fundamentally believe that some spheres of life should be protected from society.

ABOUT YOU

You are a strong believer in personal freedom and the power of each individual to live their life to the fullest. You tend to have a healthy skepticism towards tradition, appeals to the past, or identity-based arguments. You fundamentally believe that society and the individuals comprising it flourish when people are free to experiment with different lifestyles and choices.

Political Psychology

61% Trusting

Trusting individuals have more trust in expertise, mainstream opinion and social institutions. They believe media, scientists, NGOs and other institutions are mostly objective and aim to serve the public good. While imperfect, these institutions should be relied upon because we have no better options. Trusting individuals believe they have a good handle on politics, and trust in their abilities to tell truth from fiction.

69% Rational

Individuals scoring high on this axis believe political opinions and arguments should be based primarily on facts, evidence and logical reasoning rather than passions or prejudices. Appeals to emotion are fallacious, dangerous and hinder productive debate. Political choices should be made objectively and rationally. They keep the world of politics at a healthy distance from their own wellbeing and personal relationships.

ABOUT YOU

You believe opinions and policy decisions should be based on evidence, facts and data - not prejudices or appeals to emotion. Expertise and scientific consensus should be relied upon. While imperfect, mainstream institutions aim to serve the public interest through impartial, rational decision making. Emotional appeals only polarize and mislead. Objective, evidence-based debate is the path to truth and progress.

Rules and Outcomes

53% Ideological

Ideological individuals have strong and consistent convictions. They hold these principles as part of their core identity, and expect leaders to uphold the same standard. They are suspicious of ideological compromises for short-term gains.

78% Proceduralist

Proceduralists believe in the impartial rule of law and proper institutional process. They think no individual or leader, regardless of authority, is above the procedures and rules of institutions. In their eyes, questioning leaders who bend or break rules strengthens institutions, and strong rule-based systems are the main ingredient for prosperity.

ABOUT YOU

You have a deep respect for principles, integrity and the rule of law. You believe strongly that leaders and the policies they enact should uphold ideological values. You don't like cutting corners when it comes to the proper workings of the law, institutions and ceremonies. Compromising on ideological matters means that you already lost.

International Relations

92% Globalist

Globalists believe in an active foreign policy and international cooperation. They support multilateral interventions via alliances and institutions to address humanitarian crises, promote justice and solve global problems. They see globalization and interdependence as inevitable and mutually beneficial.

83% Hawk

Hawks believe that military intervention and use of force are sometimes necessary to resolve international conflicts and uphold moral values. They think perceived weaknesses like appeasement can provoke aggression from adversaries. Strong security and defense are top priorities, and military force and espionage are valid instruments in the nation's toolkit.

ABOUT YOU

You believe in an active foreign policy, including use of force for humanitarian ends, to promote democracy and uphold international norms. Perceived weakness emboldens rogue actors. Multilateral alliances and intervention are necessary to solve global issues, defend human rights and maintain a stable world order.

Change and Consensus

64% Gradual

Gradualists believe that political change should happen incrementally, step-by-step, to build consensus and preserve stability. They believe that working within the system using established political processes is the best approach to drive results. Radical changes often have unforeseen consequences and undermine social trust.

56% Conformist

Conformist individuals believe in adhering to social norms and traditions to promote harmony and stability. They align their political views to the mainstream, believing it's a good anchor and that extreme positions are dangerous. Conformist individuals rely on the 'wisdom of the crowd' in politics, and tend to support more centrist, consensus-building agendas.

ABOUT YOU

You believe change should happen slowly-but-surely, building consensus to maintain stability and trust in the system. Extremists only threaten our society and pit us against each other, when we need to work together to drive change. You believe that people with extreme political opinions need to 'take a chill pill'. We need to build a strong common ground where all of us move together.

[Goldwater]

I stumbled across this...thing...

Are you an SJW?

You are 38% of an SJW.
 
You are moderately SJW, which means your agreement with the steoreotypical SJW beliefs are likely more than coincidental. You may not hold SJW beliefs on all aspects of the intersectionality stuff, but you probably do hold some grudge against straight white meat-eating unwoke males. Overall cringe, but far from the worst. Try interacting more with normie people offline and do some sports, though.

[Goldwater]

Who are you in Revolutionary France?

Your Result: Girondin (100%)

You are aligned with the right wing of the Jacobin movement: you support a democratic constitution at home and patriotic war against oppressive kings abroad. You favor liberal principles of political economy and are sympathetic to the abolition of slavery. Your enemies to the left falsely accuse you of federalism, but you are wary of the excessive domination of Paris. You are skeptical of the Revolution's increasing radicalization and hope for cooler heads to prevail.

Montangard- Dantonist: (81%)
Montangard- Robespierreist: (58%)
Montangard- Hébertist: (46%)
Enragé: (57%)
Feuillant: (36%)
Conspiracy of the Equals: (25%)
Monarchien: (4%)
Royalist Pur: (0%)

[Goldwater]

I stumbled across this...thing...

Are you an SJW?

You are 38% of an SJW.
 
You are moderately SJW, which means your agreement with the steoreotypical SJW beliefs are likely more than coincidental. You may not hold SJW beliefs on all aspects of the intersectionality stuff, but you probably do hold some grudge against straight white meat-eating unwoke males. Overall cringe, but far from the worst. Try interacting more with normie people offline and do some sports, though.

LOL ITS GOTOQUIZ

Well, Helloquizzy isn't around anymore, so I have to go somewhere for my low effort political quizzes.

[Goldwater]

My Ideoshapes results

[Goldwater]

Here is another political quiz with multiple scales

You are a liberal cosmopolitan. 3 percent of the test participators are in the same category and 9 percent are more extremist than you.

28% Cosmopolitan
25% Capitalistic
26% Anarchist
17% Visionary
50% Secular
24% Militaristic
32% Anthropocentric

results link

[Goldwater]

I've seen a lot of other folks take this as the more definitive basic political axes test. I have no prior attempts to compare this to, but the Authoritarian result is really far off from any of the other tests I've taken. It didn't feel like there were any trick questions, but I wonder why the calibration here is so different from almost everything else I've ever taken.

I think that the culture scale is one of the factors at play here. So some questions that would give you points towards libertarianism on other quizzes instead give you points towards progressivism on this one. For comparison sake, here are the results I just got on each of these quizzes:

Political Matrix:
Economic score: +1.68
Social score: -4.7

Political Compass:
Economic Left/Right: 3.63
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -4.62

SapplyValues:
Left/Right: 3
Auth/Lib: 0
Prog/Con: 6.56

So while the shift wasn't quite as drastic for me, I was still much less libertarian on Sapply than the other ones.

[Goldwater]

Here is a short quiz that combines the right left scale with a globalism scale.

You are 7.14% right, 75% globalist, placing you in the globalist right quadrant.

Globalist Right: Combines conservative and nationalist values with support for international trade, investment, and cooperation, advocating free-market policies and deregulation. This perspective is often associated with conservative and right-liberal movements that advocate economic growth and national prosperity through free trade and global investment, lower taxes, reduced regulation, and privatization of government services.

[Goldwater]

About You

Based on your results, we project that your voting tendencies are centrist.

Your nearest ideological personas are Libertarian (35%), Socialist (32%), Progressive (28%)

Your most dominant attributes are: Conservative (83%), Individualist (81%), Dove (72%)

https://www.politicalc.com/share-results?shareid=FW6I4S

I'm surprised that my communitarian and contrarian sections were as low as it was, but then again the about me section was accurate so that made up for it.

64% Collectivist
50% Meritocratic
83% Conservative
81% Individualistic
53% Suspecting
67% Emotional
67% Pragmatic
69% Loyalist
67% Isolationist
72% Dove
53% Gradual
53% Conformist

What's wild about those results, is that you apparently scored higher on individualism than me. (I scored 72% individualistic vs. your score of 81% individualistic.)

[Goldwater]

Your fascist elements are low (26%).


Your agreement with socialism is low (25.83%).

Oh, I'm 0.17% closer to fascism than socialism, I guess I'm pretty far right.

[Goldwater]

[Goldwater]

Ethnic Axis : Extremely Multiethnic (81.7% Multiethnic)
Cultural Axis : Extremely Multicultural (75.4% Multicultural)
Preference Axis : Very Equal (75.6% Equality)
Acceptance Axis : Coexistance (75.2% Coexistance)
Pluralism Axis : Melting Pot (77.5% Integration)
External Axis : Globalist (84.2% Diplomacy)
Progression Axis : Ultraprogressive (77.7% Progression)
Technology Axis : Transhumanist (73.5% Transhumanism)
LGBT Axis : Extremely Pro-LGBT (92.6% Pro-LGBT)
Nation Axis : Anationalist (75.3% Anationalism)
Religion Axis : Secular (72.5% Secular)
Philosophy Axis : Constructivist (71.6% Constructivism)

[Goldwater]

My PolitiScales result

Equality · Humanity · Work


Constructivism: 50%
Essentialism: 26%

Rehabilitative Justice: 40%
Punitive Justice: 36%

Progressive: 79%
Conservative: 12%

Internationalism: 60%
Nationalism: 17%

Communism: 14%
Capitalism: 76%

Regulation: 21%
Laissez-faire: 50%

Ecology: 17%
Production: 67%

Revolution: 26%
Reform: 48%

Additional characteristics:

Pragmatist
Politics objectively boils down to looking at where the problems are and trying to solve them according to the means available.

[Goldwater]

4 Axes test:
Gender Axis: 51.4% Female
Personality Axis: 55.3% Normal
Lifestyle Axis: 86.5% Traditional
Political Axis: 57.3% Left-Wing

Congratulations on your transition!

[Goldwater]

My 8-D PolComp results

[Goldwater]

An 8 Values style quiz that focuses specifically on economic issues

Incentive Axis: Competitive (56.2% Competition)
Structure Axis: Neutral (51.6% Hierarchy)
Intervention Axis: Free Market (81.3% Demand)
Centralisation Axis: Disunited (56.2% Local)
Technology Axis: Industrialised (70.3% Automation)
Land Axis: Tenure (57.8% Rent)
Inheritance Axis: Opportunity (78.1% Merit)
Labor Axis: Neutral (53.1% Divided)

Closest Match: Social Libertarianism

[Goldwater]

American Values Quiz

This was kind of an interesting quiz, and my results were not quite what I expected.

Culture Axis: Liberal (69.7% Liberalism)
Solutions Axis: Balanced (50.3% Individualism)
Foreign Axis: Internationalist (82.9% Globalism]
Social Axis: Moderate (51.6% Security)
Power Axis: Balanced (56.0% Textual)
States Axis: Centralist (60.2% Centralism)

Closest Match: Progressive Republican

[Goldwater]

The Woke Test



You are neutral on the woke question (50%)

[Goldwater]

You are a right social libertarian.
Right: 4.17, Libertarian: 3.72

Foreign Policy:
On the left side are pacifists and anti-war activists. On the right side are those who want a strong military that intervenes around the world.
You scored: 4.06

Culture:
Where are you in the culture war? On the liberal side, or the conservative side? This scale may apply more to the US than other countries.
You scored: -4.53