NeoValues Test｜What are your ideological coordinates?

Political positioning based on dual foundation theory｜Five dimensions analysis｜Ten coordinate types

40 professional questions·Avoid bias·Academic scale design

Social liberalism

Libertarianism

green progressivism

moderate centrist

Progressiveism

Social Conservatism

Democratic Socialism

communitarianism

Test dimensions (based on dual foundation theory)

Economic dimension - Equality/welfare vs competition/efficiency

Social dimension - Freedom/Pluralism vs. Order/Tradition

government role - Active intervention vs limited government

cultural evolution - Progress/change vs conservatism/stability

international order - Global cooperation vs. national priority

design features

dual foundation theory

Based on the research of scholars such as Claessens, measuring the two core dimensions of inequality and social control

neutral expression

The title uses policy issue statements to avoid ideological labels and historical baggage.

Balanced design

Each dimension contains positive and negative questions to avoid guiding bias.

Ten types of political coordinates

equality oriented

Social liberals: balance equality with freedom, support the welfare state and individual rights

Progressives: Structural change, cultural diversity, global cooperation

Democratic Socialists: economic democracy, workers’ autonomy, social ownership

freedom oriented

Libertarian: limited government, market mechanisms, individual choice

Classical Liberals: Constitutional Order, Rule of Law, Civic Virtue

balance oriented

Moderate centrist: pragmatic and balanced, progressive reform, deliberative democracy

Communitarians: local autonomy, community values, participatory democracy

Green Progressives: Ecological Sustainability, Climate Justice, Intergenerational Responsibility

tradition oriented

Social conservative: traditional values, social order, progressive change

national orientation

National realists: national interests, cultural identity, pragmatic diplomacy

Test Statement: This test is based on research in political psychology and is designed to promote a reflective understanding of political values. The results are for reference only and do not represent a judgment on the merits of any position.