Social Capital Spectrum Test

sociological self-examination - 8values.cc

Please answer the following questions based on your real growth experience. This is not judgment, but understanding.

Tip: This test uses a 5-point Likert scale (very consistent → not consistent at all), and some questions involve composite weighting. Please choose the answer that best describes the environment in which you grew up before the age of 18.
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#1
Have your own private room
4 Very consistent
3 relatively consistent
2 uncertain
1 Not quite in line
0 Totally inconsistent with
This represents "privacy" capital and is the spatial basis for the development of individualism and self-identity. A higher score means an independent space sooner.
#2
Have your own computer/tablet device
4 Very consistent
3 relatively consistent
2 uncertain
1 Not quite in line
0 Totally inconsistent with
The starting point of the Digital Divide determines the early advantages in acquiring information and digital skills. The score reflects the age and quality of the equipment obtained.
#3
Received one-to-one tutoring
4 Very consistent
3 relatively consistent
2 uncertain
1 Not quite in line
0 Totally inconsistent with
This is not just tutoring, but a customized investment of educational resources, which is a typical "concerted cultivation" (Concerted Cultivation). The higher the score, the greater the frequency and duration of acquisition.
#4
Households own their own home in a core city or regional center city
4 Very consistent
3 relatively consistent
2 uncertain
1 Not quite in line
0 Totally inconsistent with
Extremely high asset value and priority possession of social resources (school district, medical care, transportation) in the urban core area. The score reflects the value of the property and the degree of location advantage.
#5
Long-term employment of cleaning staff/housekeeping services at home
4 Very consistent
3 relatively consistent
2 uncertain
1 Not quite in line
0 Totally inconsistent with
Outsourcing reproductive labor (housework), freeing up family members’ time to accumulate other capital, is a salient indicator of class privilege. Scores reflect service frequency and professionalism.
#6
Have two or more cars at home
4 Very consistent
3 relatively consistent
2 uncertain
1 Not quite in line
0 Totally inconsistent with
The freedom of travel and material abundance, and the ability to break through geographical restrictions. The score reflects the number of vehicles and ease of use.
#7
Your parents have allocated any trust/fund/stock/long-term stable payment policy for you
4 Very consistent
3 relatively consistent
2 uncertain
1 Not quite in line
0 Totally inconsistent with
The institutional arrangement of intergenerational wealth transfer builds a financial moat for class replication. The score reflects the configuration size and startup time.
#8
Have flown in business class or above
4 Very consistent
3 relatively consistent
2 uncertain
1 Not quite in line
0 Totally inconsistent with
The spatial separation and priority services enjoyed during travel are the body's direct experience of class differences. Scores reflect frequency versus route distance.
#9
Possess dual nationality/permanent residence in other countries/long-term residence
4 Very consistent
3 relatively consistent
2 uncertain
1 Not quite in line
0 Totally inconsistent with
The hedging option of identity is a mark of privilege belonging to the globally mobile elite. The score reflects the type of identity and how easy it is to obtain it.
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