Assessment Questionnaire
The Questionnaire
PARADIGMATIKS
Assessment Questionnaire
The statements are intentionally mixed together: answer each one on its own, spontaneously. Behind the scenes, your answers map out your comfort zones and the areas you can explore. There is no right answer—only your own.
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Paradigmatiks · Your Results
Your Location Map
Three complementary interpretations of the same set of answers. None of them is a judgment; they are starting points for further inquiry.
1 · Overview
The farther the line extends from the center along a branch, the more comfortable you feel with that dimension.
2 · Details, from the most solid to the most fragile
Comfort score by dimension, on a scale of 0 to 100. The color corresponds to the legend on the map below.
3 · Real or Apparent Comfort?
Horizontal axis: your level of comfort. Vertical axis: the consistency between what you state and what your “reversed” responses reveal. A large gap indicates apparent comfort—or a difficulty you haven’t yet articulated.
4 · Where to Start Asking Questions
These areas stand out as priorities: first, your blind spots, then the areas where you feel least comfortable. These aren’t weaknesses—they’re the most promising doors to open first.
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Your map in PDF format
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Would you like to explore these ideas further, with some guidance?
- Not at all
- Probably not
- Mixed / It depends
- I'd say so
- Absolutely
Social DiagramSocialYour place in society and how you interact with others.
- I know exactly what place I want to occupy among others.
- I often feel out of step with the group without knowing why.
- I feel comfortable saying no and setting boundaries with others.
- Other people's opinions have a strong influence on my decisions.
- I know how to tell the difference between relationships that nourish me and those that drain me.
- I feel like I belong to one or more communities that are important to me.
Family TreeFamily-orientedYour views on family and the legacies that run through your family.
- I understand how my family history influences the choices I make today.
- I find myself repeating family patterns that I would actually like to change.
- I feel free to define my own vision of family.
- Certain topics remain taboo or unspoken in my family.
- I can tell the difference between what belongs to me and what I have inherited from previous generations.
- My family loyalties sometimes influence my personal decisions.
Career PathProfessionalYour relationship with work and how it affects you and your loved ones.
- My work is meaningful to me.
- I let work encroach on my personal life and my loved ones.
- I know what I'm really looking for in a job (beyond the salary).
- I feel that my contributions are properly recognized in my workplace.
- I dread making a career change, even when I'm no longer happy with my current situation.
- My work is consistent with my core values.
Linguistic and Cultural FrameworkLinguisticsYour relationship with languages and other cultures.
- I am curious and feel comfortable around cultures different from my own.
- I feel limited by the language barrier in my projects.
- Discovering other ways of thinking about the world enriches me.
- I see my own culture as one perspective among many, not as the norm.
- Learning a new language seems out of reach to me.
- Interaction with people from other countries (travel, meeting new people) helps me understand myself better.
Instructional FrameworkInstructionYour knowledge base, viewed in the context of your expectations.
- I know what knowledge I'm missing to achieve my goals.
- I often feel like I don't belong because of my level of knowledge.
- I regularly learn new things out of a desire to do so, not because I have to.
- My educational journey has been exactly what I wanted it to be.
- Sometimes I confuse gathering information with actually understanding it.
- I know how to identify reliable sources so I can educate myself.
TimelineTemporalYour relationship with time and how you organize yourself to achieve your goals.
- The way I manage my time really helps me achieve my goals.
- I often put off doing the things that really matter to me.
- I make time for what matters most to me.
- I tend to live mostly focused on the past or anxious about the future, and rarely in the present.
- I have a clear vision of what I want in the medium and long term.
- All too often, a sense of urgency dictates how my days unfold.
Life ExperiencesExperiencesThe major milestones in your life and how they influence your decisions.
- I understand how my formative experiences have shaped who I am.
- Certain events from the past continue to hold me back today.
- I know how to learn from my challenges.
- I've come to terms with most of the difficult moments in my life.
- I try not to think back on certain periods of my life.
- I can tell the story of my journey as a meaningful narrative.
Motivational SystemMotivationYour motivational drivers and how well they align with your goals.
- I know exactly what drives me.
- I force myself to pursue goals that don't really motivate me.
- My motivation comes from within, not from outside expectations.
- I know how to reignite my motivation when it starts to wane.
- Sometimes I confuse what motivates me with what should motivate me.
- My current goals are aligned with what gives me energy.
Physiological systemBodyYour relationship with life, with your body, and with how you take care of it.
- I pay attention to the signals my body sends me.
- I neglect my body (sleep, diet, exercise) when I'm busy.
- I take care of my body regularly and with kindness.
- I feel a good balance between my body and my mind.
- I often treat my body as nothing more than a tool for getting things done.
- My physical energy allows me to do what matters to me.
Beliefs and SpiritualityBeliefsYour driving forces in terms of beliefs, from the tangible to the intangible.
- I am aware of the beliefs that guide my life choices.
- Some of my beliefs hold me back without me really knowing why.
- My values and beliefs give me direction during difficult times.
- I distinguish between the beliefs I have chosen and those I have simply absorbed.
- I believe in things I wouldn't dare to question.
- My inner life (meaning, spirituality, values) plays a role that I embrace.
Artistic and Creative ExpressionExpressionYour relationship with creativity and the way you express yourself.
- I have spaces where I express my creativity (in the broadest sense).
- I consider myself someone who isn't "creative."
- Creating or expressing myself brings me real joy.
- I allow myself to make imperfect things for the sheer joy of creating.
- I keep putting off my desire to express myself creatively.
- For me, creating is a way to understand myself.
Logic and Decision-Making SystemDecisionThe way you think and make decisions.
- I understand how I make my important decisions.
- I hesitate for a long time and put off making decisions.
- I know how to balance my logic and intuition when making decisions.
- Once I've made a decision, I stand by it without dwelling on it endlessly.
- I often let other people or circumstances make decisions for me.
- I know how to identify the real reasons behind my choices.
FearsFearsYour limitations and how you approach them (analyzed, not “treated”).
- I know how to identify what really scares me.
- My fears keep me from doing things that matter to me.
- I can face my fears head-on without feeling overwhelmed.
- I understand where my biggest fears come from.
- I avoid situations that trigger my fears rather than facing them head-on.
- My fears teach me something about what matters to me.
Solid comfortcomfortable, and consistent
Fragile ComfortSeemingly at ease, but with conflicting signals
A Willing Admission of a Shortcominga challenge, but you’re well aware of it
Blind Spota challenge we’re not fully aware of, worth exploring
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