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Self-Compassion Quiz (Greater Good Science Center)

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Eighteen questions from the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley, based on a validated research scale, about how you treat yourself when things go wrong. A tool for self-reflection, not a diagnosis, and by their own statement your answers stay anonymous with the research center.

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