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Parenting Master Test – 10 Step Assessment

This test helps you understand your parenting style, strengths, and growth areas. It is not a diagnosis. It is a mirror to support kinder, wiser parenting.

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Step 1 of 10

Step 1 – Emotional Connection & Warmth

How warm, close, and emotionally safe your child usually feels with you.

1. I often give my child full attention (eye contact, phone away) when they speak.

2. When my child is sad, I first try to understand their feelings before giving advice.

3. My child can show me their big emotions (crying, fear, anger) without being shamed.

4. I use physical affection (hugs, gentle touch) in a way that feels safe and kind for my child.

5. My child usually feels loved by me even when they make mistakes.

Step 2 – Structure, Rules & Boundaries

How clear, fair, and predictable your home rules and boundaries are.

1. In our home, basic rules are clear and do not change every day.

2. When rules are broken, consequences are calm, consistent, and not extreme.

3. I explain the reason behind rules so my child can understand, not just obey.

4. There are healthy limits on screen time, sleep, and food in our home.

5. My child can sometimes negotiate rules respectfully, and I listen.

Step 3 – Parent Anger & Self-Control

How you manage your own anger and strong emotions around your child.

1. When I feel very angry, I can keep my voice under control most of the time.

2. If I lose control and shout, I later repair (for example: I apologise and talk calmly).

3. I know simple tools to calm myself (deep breathing, short break, drinking water) before reacting.

4. My child is not afraid that I will suddenly explode or become unpredictable.

5. I try to show my child how to handle anger in a respectful and healthy way.

Step 4 – Communication & Listening

How you talk, listen, and solve problems with your child.

1. I listen fully to my child before giving advice or correcting them.

2. My child can say “no” or “I disagree” to me respectfully without being punished for it.

3. I avoid using threats like “I will leave you” or “I will not love you if…”.

4. We have calm times in the week just to talk and connect, not only to correct or teach.

5. I try to use “I feel…” sentences instead of blaming (“You always…”).

Step 5 – Respect & Child Self-Esteem

How you protect your child’s dignity, confidence, and sense of worth.

1. I avoid comparing my child to other children (“Why can’t you be like…?”).

2. I avoid using insults or labels like “stupid”, “lazy”, or “hopeless”.

3. I see mistakes as a chance to teach and support, not only to punish.

4. I celebrate my child’s small successes and efforts, not only big results.

5. My child feels that I respect them as a person, not only as “my child”.

Step 6 – Parenting Style

Your balance between warmth, rules, and freedom.

1. I am both warm and firm: I show love and also keep clear limits.

2. I avoid being too strict (only control) or too permissive (no limits at all).

3. I am open to learning and changing my parenting when I see it hurts my child.

4. I try to understand my child’s age and development before expecting certain behaviours.

5. I do not use fear as my main parenting tool.

Step 7 – Child Developmental Needs

How you protect your child’s basic emotional, physical, and social needs.

1. My child has regular sleep, nutrition, and movement suitable for their age.

2. My child has enough time for free play, curiosity, and creativity.

3. I support my child’s friendships and healthy social life.

4. I notice signs of stress (sleep, appetite, mood) and respond with care, not blame.

5. I help my child learn age-appropriate life skills (self-care, chores, problem solving).

Step 8 – Risky Parenting Behaviours

How much you avoid seriously harmful behaviours toward your child.

1. I do not hit, slap, or physically punish my child.

2. I do not destroy my child’s belongings (toys, clothes, gifts) in anger.

3. I do not lock my child alone in rooms or outside as a punishment.

4. I do not threaten to abandon my child or send them away.

5. If I ever cross a serious line, I am willing to seek help to change and protect my child.

Step 9 – Parent Self-Care & Support

How you take care of your own health and ask for support when needed.

1. I have at least a little time to rest and recharge during the week.

2. I can ask trusted people (family, friends, professionals) for help with parenting stress.

3. I try not to discuss very heavy adult problems in front of my child all the time.

4. When I feel overwhelmed, I look for support instead of only exploding or shutting down.

5. I forgive myself for mistakes and keep trying to grow as a parent.

Step 10 – Family Climate, Safety & Hope

The overall emotional climate at home and your child’s sense of safety and hope.

1. Our home is more often a safe place than a place of shouting, fear, or constant tension.

2. We have some simple family rituals (meals together, talking, playing) during the week.

3. My child knows they can tell me if someone hurts them, and I will listen and protect them.

4. We sometimes talk about feelings, values, respect, and kindness as a family.

5. Even in hard times, I try to give my child a feeling of hope and future.

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Marriage Compatibility Test – Scientific Premarital Assessment

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1. I feel completely comfortable discussing our sexual expectations before marriage.

2. The main reason we want to get married is deep love and mutual commitment.

3. Our current ages are ideal for starting a serious long-term relationship.

4. Recreational drug use has absolutely no place in our future life together.

5. Religion or spirituality plays a major role in how I make daily decisions.

6. Going to nightclubs and parties is something I really enjoy.

7. A small drink before bed helps me relax and sleep better.

8. Having a secret relationship with someone else during marriage would be considered cheating.

9. We should openly discuss any past or current mental health issues before marriage.

10. Small bets or gambling for fun is harmless and acceptable to me.

11. Respecting and honoring our parents should remain a priority after marriage.

12. Our hopes and dreams for the future are very similar and aligned.

13. We should talk about any past sexually transmitted infections before getting married.

14. We will handle financial difficulties together through careful planning.

15. We solve disagreements calmly by talking and listening to each other.

16. I love life very much and want to live as long as possible.

17. Smoking occasionally helps me reduce stress and relax.

18. We know how to support each other during major life crises.

19. Logical and mathematical thinking helps us solve real-life problems better.

20. My strengths and talents complement my partner's very well.

21. Good physical health is essential for a happy and long marriage.

22. We share many common interests and hobbies that bring us closer.

23. Our parents should have very little influence on our decisions as a couple.

24. I am completely against any alcohol consumption in our life together.

25. Our sexual desires and comfort levels are perfectly matched.

26. Marriage is mainly a way to escape loneliness or societal pressure.

27. A large age difference between us will not create any issues later.

28. Recreational drugs can sometimes make life more exciting and enjoyable.

29. Religion is mostly just a family tradition and not very important to me.

30. I am completely against nightlife, clubs, or late parties in our relationship.

31. A secret relationship outside marriage can sometimes be harmless.

32. Mental health problems usually go away on their own without help.

33. Gambling is a dangerous habit that should be completely avoided.

34. Parents should always be our main advisors in life.

35. I am not worried if our dreams and goals are quite different.

36. Discussing STDs before marriage is unnecessary and awkward.

37. Money is not important; financial problems will solve themselves.

38. Arguing and raising voices is the best way to resolve conflicts.

39. I would prefer a short life over living 200 years.

40. Smoking is a harmful habit that should be stopped completely.

41. I am not worried about future crises; they will resolve on their own.

42. I do not like using math or logic in everyday decisions.

43. Our different talents and abilities might cause conflicts in the future.

44. I am not concerned about possible health problems in the future.

45. Having separate interests is better than too many common ones.

46. Parents should have a minimal role in our married life.

47. Occasional alcohol use is acceptable and enjoyable to me.

48. I feel uncomfortable talking about physical intimacy before marriage.

49. We have a clear and strong reason for getting married.

50. My partner's age is suitable for starting a family in the future.

51. Using recreational drugs in marriage is completely unacceptable.

52. We are comfortable with each other's religious or spiritual beliefs.

53. Nightclubs and late-night partying are not attractive to me at all.

54. I believe a secret relationship outside marriage can sometimes be okay.

55. Mental health issues do not need special attention.

56. Gambling is a dangerous habit that must be avoided completely.

57. Parents should only be advisors, not decision-makers in our life.

58. Our dreams include respect for parents and family values.

59. We should discuss past STDs before marriage.

60. We will solve financial problems together through planning.

61. We compromise and solve problems as a team.

62. I would love to live 200 years and experience everything.

63. Smoking occasionally reduces my stress.

64. We know how to handle major crises like illness or financial loss together.

65. Different ways of thinking will cause problems between us.

66. Our talents and abilities are very similar.

67. We will maintain our physical and mental health with regular check-ups.

68. We have very few common interests.

69. Parents should have a minimal role in our married life.

70. Mental health issues do not need special attention.

For Parents

Parenting Master Test – 10 Step Assessment

Step 0 – Registration & Access

Step 1 – Emotional Connection & Warmth

Step 2 – Structure, Rules & Boundaries

Step 3 – Parent Anger & Self-Control

Step 4 – Communication & Listening

Step 5 – Respect & Child Self-Esteem

Step 6 – Parenting Style

Step 7 – Child Developmental Needs

Step 8 – Risky Parenting Behaviours

Step 9 – Parent Self-Care & Support

Step 10 – Family Climate, Safety & Hope

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