The Dysfunctional Family Test

AOX81 · #1 05-19-2003, 01:26 PM

http://www.queendom.com/tests/minite...sf_family.html

Your score = 30

What does your score mean?
Your answers showed some signs that the dynamics in your family are not always as healthy as they could be. Your family seems to have some lurking concerns that could be handled with a little open communication. Perhaps there are certain unresolved issues that lead to disagreements, or the pattern of interaction among family members is a little distorted. Whatever the particular problems are, there is likely some way they can be worked out. Try to be as honest as possible, don't get sucked into petty games and, if you feel you have no other alternative, keep your distance until things cool down.

Dionysus · #2 05-19-2003, 01:37 PM

10

According to your response to the test questions, your family appears to have it together. In general, you are not dysfunctional
(not any more than most families, anyway) and are able to maintain regular, healthy ties. Your parents were likely good role
models that showed by example the proper way to communicate and deal with other people, and that is reflected in your
interactions with each other. Every family, of course, has its issues and there is always the possibility that these did not show up
on the test. Just keep a continuous dialogue going, show your family members respect and don't be afraid to stand up for
yourself…and you should maintain the good ties!

...now, when you add grandparents, aunts, uncles, and first cousins it's an entirely different issue.

CrimsonTide4 · #3 05-19-2003, 01:44 PM

10 for me as well. . .But I think they asked the wrong questions.

CC1GC · #4 05-19-2003, 11:08 PM

Your score = 55

What does your score mean?
Your answers showed some signs that the dynamics in your family are not always as healthy as they could be. Your family seems to have some lurking concerns that could be handled with a little open communication. Perhaps there are certain unresolved issues that lead to disagreements, or the pattern of interaction among family members is a little distorted. Whatever the particular problems are, there is likely some way they can be worked out. Try to be as honest as possible, don't get sucked into petty games and, if you feel you have no other alternative, keep your distance until things cool down.

LeslieAGD · #5 05-19-2003, 11:43 PM

Your score = 15

According to your response to the test questions, your family appears to have it together. In general, you are not dysfunctional (not any more than most families, anyway) and are able to maintain regular, healthy ties. Your parents were likely good role models that showed by example the proper way to communicate and deal with other people, and that is reflected in your interactions with each other. Every family, of course, has its issues and there is always the possibility that these did not show up on the test. Just keep a continuous dialogue going, show your family members respect and don't be afraid to stand up for yourself…and you should maintain the good ties!

ZTAngel · #6 05-22-2003, 12:06 AM

10
According to your response to the test questions, your family appears to have it together. In general, you are not dysfunctional (not any more than most families, anyway) and are able to maintain regular, healthy ties. Your parents were likely good role models that showed by example the proper way to communicate and deal with other people, and that is reflected in your interactions with each other. Every family, of course, has its issues and there is always the possibility that these did not show up on the test. Just keep a continuous dialogue going, show your family members respect and don't be afraid to stand up for yourself…and you should maintain the good ties!

Thanks mom and dad!

bethany1982 · #7 05-22-2003, 01:25 AM

Your score = 10

What does your score mean?
According to your response to the test questions, your family appears to have it together. In general, you are not dysfunctional (not any more than most families, anyway) and are able to maintain regular, healthy ties. Your parents were likely good role models that showed by example the proper way to communicate and deal with other people, and that is reflected in your interactions with each other. Every family, of course, has its issues and there is always the possibility that these did not show up on the test. Just keep a continuous dialogue going, show your family members respect and don't be afraid to stand up for yourself…and you should maintain the good ties!