Dogmatism
Estimates how firmly you may hold to a view when you encounter new ideas or opposing evidence. Higher scores combine less openness to alternative perspectives with a more guarded, uncompromising social style. This describes a general belief style and carries no political direction.
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Dogmatism
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Assesses your inclination towards group-centric, black-and-white thinking.
- High Score: You tend to strongly adhere to the rules and beliefs of your chosen group.
- Low Score: You are a more independent thinker and are more open to diverse viewpoints.
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