GoodBook | Humanity Assessment Questionnaire

Introduction:
This assessment is designed to help you reflect on qualities that define humanity, such as empathy, altruism, ethical reasoning, and social responsibility. Answer honestly, as there are no right or wrong answers—only insights to help you grow.

Section 1: Empathy

1. Question: A colleague is visibly upset after receiving bad news. What would you do?

Ignore them; it's not my concern.
Ask if they're okay but avoid further involvement.
Offer a listening ear and support.

2. Question: How do you typically respond when you see someone struggling in public (e.g., dropping items)?

Walk past without noticing or caring.
Notice but assume someone else will help.
Stop to help immediately.

Section 2: Ethical Reasoning

3. Question: You find a wallet with money and identification inside. What would you do?

Take the money and discard the wallet.
Leave the wallet where it is.
Return the wallet to its owner or the authorities.

4. Question: In a group project, one member is doing less work. What action would you take?

Do nothing and let them slide by.
Talk to the group to address the imbalance.
Offer to help them contribute more effectively.

Section 3: Altruism and Generosity

5. Question: How often do you volunteer your time or resources for others?

Rarely or never.
Occasionally, when asked or reminded.
Frequently, as a personal commitment.

6. Question: Would you donate a portion of your income to help those in need?

No, I prioritize my own needs.
Yes, if it doesn’t impact me significantly.
Yes, even if it requires personal sacrifice.

Section 4: Self-Awareness and Reflection

7. Question: How often do you reflect on your actions and their impact on others?

Rarely or never.
Occasionally, when reminded.
Regularly, as part of personal growth.

8. Question: Do you recognize and actively work to address your biases or prejudices?

No, I don't think about such things.
Sometimes, but I find it challenging.
Yes, I consciously work on self-improvement.

Section 5: Social Responsibility

9. Question: How often do you engage in community activities (e.g., volunteering, voting)?

Rarely or never.
Occasionally, when convenient.
Regularly, as a personal priority.

10. Question: You notice a public issue (e.g., littering or injustice). What do you do?

Ignore it; it's not my responsibility.
Mention it to someone else who might act.
Take action or report it to address the issue.

==> Your humanity level evolves with every answer! Complete all questions to see the full picture. ==>

Your Level of Humanity:

Notes for All Levels:
Growth in humanity is a lifelong journey, not a destination. Regular reflection, openness to feedback, and intentional actions are critical for progress. Celebrate small victories and remain humble about the journey ahead. This detailed feedback not only encourages growth but also provides actionable guidance tailored to each level, helping individuals move toward a more humanistic and fulfilling life.

Humanity Assessment Questionnaire

Section 1: Empathy

Section 2: Ethical Reasoning

Section 3: Altruism and Generosity

Section 4: Self-Awareness and Reflection

Section 5: Social Responsibility

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