Self-Assessment · Transactional Analysis

Your inner
drivers

Inner drivers are beliefs we adopted early in life – and that continue to guide us as adults. Sometimes helpful, sometimes in the way.

50 statements, scale 1–5. Answer spontaneously – your first instinct is the most honest.

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Answer spontaneouslyFirst instinct counts. Don't overthink it.
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Scale 1–51 = Does not apply at all  ·  5 = Fully applies
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Anonymous & freeNo data is stored.
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Your results

Your
profile

High scores indicate strongly developed drivers – neither good nor bad. Every driver has its strengths. And its costs.

Overview · All five drivers · Max. 50 points
Your drivers in detail · sorted by score
Next step
What's behind your drivers?
Want to understand what's behind your drivers – and how to work with them more freely? We can explore this together in coaching. The first conversation is free and no strings attached.
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Want to go deeper?
The BIP – Bochum Personality Inventory
This self-assessment is a great first step. If you want to go further: the BIP is a scientifically validated personality inventory measuring 14 work-relevant dimensions – from achievement motivation to social competence and emotional stability. As a trained psychologist, I can administer and debrief the BIP with you.
Questionnaire based on Karl Kälin and Peter Müri: “Sich und andere führen”, Ott Verlag, 2000. Originally developed on the basis of Transactional Analysis by Taibi Kahler. This result is for self-reflection only and does not replace professional assessment.