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Risk in Intimacy Love Test

Are you afraid to risk intimacy? To find your intimacy comfort level take our online test.

Directions: Answer the following 10 questions by filling in the answer most consistent with your point of view:

1) It is dangerous to get really close to people.

2) I prefer that people keep their distance from me.

3) I'm afraid to get really close to someone because I might get hurt.

4) At best, I can handle only one or two close friendships at a time.

5) I find it difficult to trust other people.

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6) I avoid intimacy.

7) Being close to other people makes me feel afraid.

8) I'm hesitant to share personal information about myself.

9) Being close to people is a risky business.

10) The most important thing to consider in a relationship is whether I might get hurt.

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Disclaimer: These tests are intended for entertainment purposes only. It is not based on proven scientific methods of personality assessment.

From Clyde Hendrick and Susan Hendrick, "A Theory and Method of Love" (Department of Psychology, Texas Tech University), Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 50 (1986): 392-402) Copyright © 1986 American Psychological Association. Reprinted with permission of the authors and APA. The authors also have a revised, relationship-specific version.

The tests on these pages are from the book The Love Test. To find out more about this book click here.