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ACT Psychological Flexibility Assessment

The ACT Psychological Flexibility Assessment looks at your ability to stay open, present and guided by your values when difficult thoughts and feelings show up. It covers the six core processes of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (acceptance, defusion, mindfulness, self-as-context, values and committed action) and gives an overall flexibility score. 15 items; about 4 minutes.

Question 1 of 15
I am able to accept my thoughts and feelings without struggling against them
Question 2 of 15
I can notice difficult emotions without being overwhelmed by them
Question 3 of 15
I find it easy to be fully present in the current moment
Question 4 of 15
I can observe my thoughts without being controlled by them
Question 5 of 15
I recognize that my thoughts are just mental events, not facts
Question 6 of 15
I can step back from my thoughts and see them for what they are
Question 7 of 15
I know what is truly important and meaningful to me in life
Question 8 of 15
I act in ways that are consistent with my personal values
Question 9 of 15
I persist in goal-directed behavior even when facing obstacles
Question 10 of 15
I can commit to actions that serve my long-term well-being
Question 11 of 15
I have a clear sense of who I am beyond my thoughts and feelings
Question 12 of 15
I can maintain perspective even during difficult times
Question 13 of 15
I am able to focus my attention on what I am doing right now
Question 14 of 15
I can adapt my behavior based on what the situation requires
Question 15 of 15
I feel capable of handling whatever life brings my way

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