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Social Life and Friend Group Integration Test

Social Life and Friend Group Integration Test

10 questions

3 minutes

Verified by Vuln Love

This psychological test assesses how well individuals integrate their social lives with their partner's. It explores various dimensions of social interaction, including meeting each other's friends, handling differing friend groups, introducing acquaintances, attending important social events, merging social calendars, respecting individual time with friends, managing conflicts, accepting each other's closest friends, forming a mutual support network, and overall social life integration. The responses signify levels of engagement and compatibility in social settings, indicating the degree of harmony and support in the relationship.

Please choose the one option that best applies to you

1. When meeting each other’s friends:

You ignore or dismiss their friends completely.
You show up but remain distant and uninterested.
You interact politely but don’t engage deeply.
You show genuine interest in building rapport with their friends.
You actively integrate into each other’s social circles, building mutual friendships.

2. Handling different friend groups with conflicting interests:

You never accommodate their friend groups.
You barely tolerate their friends’ presence.
You attend events sometimes but remain detached.
You balance time between different friend groups respectfully.
You find ways to merge social groups or enjoy separate gatherings harmoniously.

3. Introducing each other to new acquaintances:

You refuse to introduce them to your friends.
You rarely bother to include them in your social expansions.
You introduce them occasionally without much follow-up.
You ensure they feel welcome and included in your social network.
You happily integrate each other into any new social circles, expanding mutual connections.

4. Attending social events important to your partner:

You refuse to attend events they value.
You show little interest in their social highlights.
You occasionally join but don’t engage much.
You attend events and show moderate interest in their social world.
You actively participate, engage with their friends, and support their social milestones.

5. Merging social calendars:

You keep separate calendars and never blend events.
You rarely share upcoming social plans with them.
You inform them sometimes, but plan mostly independently.
You coordinate schedules to attend important gatherings together.
You proactively integrate social plans, ensuring both are included and represented.

6. Respecting the need for individual time with friends:

You forbid them from seeing friends without you.
You make them feel guilty for spending time with their friends alone.
You allow separate friend time but feel uneasy.
You respect each other’s solo outings with friends.
You fully encourage and support healthy, independent social lives.

7. Handling conflicts that arise from differing social preferences:

You refuse to discuss or compromise.
You get defensive and dismiss their social needs.
You acknowledge differences but rarely resolve them.
You talk openly and find workable compromises.
You collaborate to ensure both of your social preferences are respected and balanced.

8. Accepting their closest friends into your life:

You reject their closest friends entirely.
You tolerate their friends at best.
You’re polite but keep distance from their inner circle.
You engage with and get to know their closest friends.
You genuinely value their friends and strive to become part of that circle.

9. Forming a mutual support network:

You remain in separate social worlds, never overlapping.
You see no reason to connect your networks.
You occasionally merge circles, but with little effort.
You make a point of blending some social connections.
You weave a strong joint social network that supports you both.

10. Overall social life integration:

Completely separate and unwelcoming social lives.
Minimal interaction between your social worlds.
Some interaction, but not a strong connection.
A reasonably well-integrated social life with mutual respect.
A fully integrated, supportive, and vibrant shared social network.

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