This science-inspired relationship test reveals how well your partnership supports growth, connection, and shared meaning.
Relationship Flourishing Scale
Is your relationship simply satisfying, or truly thriving?
Some relationships feel comfortable, while others actively help both partners grow, evolve, and feel deeply connected. The Thriving Relationship Test explores whether your relationship provides more than surface-level happiness by examining how it supports personal development, shared purpose, and emotional connection.
Rather than focusing only on satisfaction or conflict, this assessment looks at deeper relational qualities such as mutual support, intentional effort, and meaning-making as a couple. These elements are strongly linked to long-term relationship resilience and well-being, complementing insights offered by tools like the Relationship Satisfaction Scale and the Authenticity in Relationships Scale.
Your results highlight strengths in your partnership while identifying areas that may benefit from greater attention or care. Whether you're curious about the health of your current relationship or looking to deepen an already strong bond, this test offers meaningful, research-inspired insights.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long does this quiz take?
- Most people complete this quiz in about 2–3 minutes.
- Are my responses private?
- Yes, all Relationship Flourishing Scale answers are anonymized and confidential.
- Can I take this test more than once?
- Yes, you can retake the test any time to see how your Relationship Flourishing Scale results may have changed.
- Will this quiz tell me if my relationship is healthy?
- This test provides insight into how supportive, meaningful, and growth-oriented your relationship is, rather than offering a clinical diagnosis.
- Can my results help improve my relationship?
- Yes. Your results can highlight strengths to build on and areas where intentional effort may deepen connection and growth.
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Disclaimer
This scale is designed for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment.