Using 12Axes.

Explore and discuss your views.

The site provides a political self-reflection test, score explanations and comparisons with documented themes. The published method describes how each output is produced.

Choose responses that reflect your own views. Use the report as a starting point for reading and discussion, and decide for yourself how to describe your perspective.

Save and share your report.

• You may download, print and share reports generated by the test.
• Keep the edition and source context when presenting a report. Clearly label any changes you make.
• Share another person’s result with their permission. A result link can be opened and forwarded by anyone who receives it.
• Use the site without disrupting its operation or misrepresenting your relationship with 12Axes Studio.

Question text and site materials.

The classic question bank carries its original MIT copyright and license notice. That license applies to the question source described in the notice.

Original explanations, comparison notes and visual presentation are provided by 12Axes Studio. Contact contact@12axespoliticaltest.com about reuse beyond sharing generated reports or about a rights concern.

External source websites provide their own content and terms. The citations identify the texts used to create the comparison notes.

Updates and contact.

Question models and comparison directories have versions so you can identify the rules behind a report. The interface, source notes and these terms may be updated as the site develops.

For questions or corrections, contact 12Axes Studio. The data page explains storage and sharing.