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Introducing The S.Q. Test©

Psychology is about 50% art and 50% science. No other area of human study contains such a high percentage of interpretive content. At the same time, it must be emphasized that the interpretive component is backed by well over a century of research.

The S. Q. (Subconscious Quotient) Test© was created by drawing on the knowledge base of all schools of human behavior that assume the existence of the subconscious mind. Thus several psychological theories are incorporated into this test.

The S.Q. Test© was specifically designed as a self-rated measure of perceived contact with your subconscious mind. As you answer these simple questions your score will be calculated for you. Your score and the interpretation of that score will be presented at the end of the test. This test is for you and you alone, no one else will know who you are or what your score is.

 

THE S.Q. TEST©

Do you believe that everybody dreams, every time they sleep for a normal period of time?

Yes No

Question 2.

Do you remember your dreams?

Often Sometimes Rarely Never

Question 3.

Do you make decisions based on hunch, intuition or instinct?

Often Sometimes Rarely Never

Question 4.

Do you practice meditation?

Often Sometimes Rarely Never

Question 5.

Do you "sleep" on a problem and awaken with a solution?

Often Sometimes Rarely Never

Question 6.

Have you ever had an experience, such as "near-death", a sudden revelation, or other single experience that changed your life?

Yes No

Question 7.

Do you try to understand your dreams?

Often Sometimes Rarely Never

Question 8.

Do you believe there is a subconscious aspect to your mind?

Yes No

Question 9.

Do you believe in deja vue, ESP or having a 'connection' with another person?

Yes No

Question 10.

Do you believe in a Higher Power, akin to God?

Yes No

Question 11.

Do you consider yourself spiritual (seek your own understanding of God), religious (attend church to learn about God), or neither?

Spiritual Religious Neither

Question 12.

When you use mental imagery to imagine something, such as a familiar object like an orange, how do you imagine it in your mind's eye?

Clearly Vaguely Not at all

Question 13.

Do you think anyone can experience sensory mental imagery without any external stimulus present?

Yes No

Question 14.

Do you think it is (choose one) to practice mental imagery to achieve your goals?

Helpful Somewhat helpful Not at all helpful

Question 15.

Have you ever deliberately used mental imagery to achieve your goals?

Yes No

Question 16.

Do you believe that subliminal fears can prevent you from making positive change or having new worthwhile experiences in your life?

Yes No

Question 17.

Are you willing to identify those fears so that you can achieve your dreams?

Yes No

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