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Problems with Authority Quiz: Are You Rebellious or Rule-Follower?

Discover the Signs You Have Authority Issues - Start the Quiz!

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This quiz helps you find out if you have problems with authority and how you handle rules. In a few minutes, you'll see where you stand and notice patterns that show up at work or at home. When you finish, you can also try our authority issues quiz or compare views with the authoritarian vs. libertarian quiz .

When someone gives you instructions you clearly disagree with, how do you respond?
I ask respectful questions before deciding whether to follow.
I adapt them to suit my own approach.
I follow them after ensuring I understand the reasoning.
I openly challenge the instructions.
I ignore or delay following without explanation.
In a team that enforces strict rules, how comfortable do you generally feel contributing?
I participate but privately question some rules.
I feel comfortable and follow guidelines without hesitation.
I disengage or refuse to comply with strict rules.
I join discussions and suggest adjustments when needed.
I voice opposition and push for fewer constraints.
If a deadline seems unreasonable, what approach do you usually take to meet it?
I set my own achievable goal and work independently.
I ignore it until the last moment or miss it.
I ask politely for context before adjusting my timeline.
I challenge the deadline and argue for more time.
I plan carefully and request clarification or extension if needed.
How do you handle constructive feedback from a manager you don't fully trust?
I disregard it or avoid follow-up.
I debate the feedback's validity.
I ask questions to understand and evaluate the advice.
I filter feedback and apply what aligns with my methods.
I listen openly and apply relevant suggestions.
When you notice a colleague bending established rules, what is your typical reaction?
I point out the problem and push for strict compliance.
I remind them of the guidelines supportively.
I accept their approach if it seems effective.
I ask why they're doing it before deciding.
I ignore it and do my own thing.
If you're assigned a task you genuinely consider pointless, how do you proceed?
I question its necessity and propose alternatives.
I ask about its purpose before starting.
I complete it while seeking the underlying purpose.
I postpone or skip it entirely.
I modify it to add value as I see fit.
How do you react when a supervisor changes your project direction without explanation?
I resist or ignore the change.
I express concern and argue for the previous approach.
I adjust my plan independently to fit the new direction.
I adapt quickly and request clarification.
I inquire respectfully about the new objectives.
In meetings, how do you express your concerns about decisions made by authority figures?
I openly critique their decisions.
I suggest my ideas without directly challenging authority.
I stay silent or oppose behind the scenes.
I share constructive feedback respectfully.
I ask clarifying questions before commenting.
When a new workplace policy feels unfair, what is your typical response?
I campaign actively against the policy.
I adapt my behavior and look for loopholes.
I comply while seeking to understand its reasoning.
I ignore it or encourage others to do so.
I discuss concerns politely with colleagues or leaders.
If peers strictly follow a rule you believe is flawed, how do you respond?
I work around the rule discreetly.
I ask why and discuss possible improvements.
I abide too while researching alternatives.
I confront them and highlight the flaw.
I refuse to comply and expect them not to.
How quickly do you begin questioning orders that seem illogical to you?
I ignore orders I find illogical.
I question politely from the start.
I question immediately and refuse if needed.
I trust first, then check if issues arise.
I wait until after completing before questioning.
When someone exclusively praises strict hierarchy, how do you react to their views?
I explain why some flexibility could help.
I listen and find common ground.
I ask about their perspective's basis respectfully.
I dismiss their views outright.
I challenge their endorsement of hierarchy.
Facing a rule you strongly disagree with, what action do you typically take?
I comply but adapt it to my style.
I openly challenge and try to overturn it.
I follow it while seeking clarification later.
I discuss my concerns with authority respectfully.
I disregard it completely.
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Profiles

These outcome profiles reveal the extent of your problems with authority and highlight the defining traits and quick tips to develop a healthier relationship with rules and power.

  1. Unruly Maverick -

    Your rebellious nature reaches new heights as you openly challenge rules and push back against any sign of control. You display classic signs you have authority issues, often clashing with managers and questioning every instruction. Tip: Try setting small goals to follow guidelines before scrutinizing them to build trust and reduce conflict.

  2. Cautious Challenger -

    You respect rules in principle but remain skeptical, weighing each directive before compliance. You might wonder why do I have a problem with authority when you push back only in certain situations. Tip: Practice open dialogue with authority figures to clarify expectations and resolve internal doubts.

  3. Collaborative Integrator -

    You value structure and guidelines but aren't afraid to speak up when something feels off. Your balanced approach shows minimal issues with authority, blending respect with constructive feedback. Tip: Continue refining your communication skills to ensure your voice is heard without undermining leadership.

  4. Authority Ally -

    You have a healthy relationship with rules and power, embracing authority as a source of stability and growth. Authority problem? Hardly - you understand boundaries and thrive within organized systems. Tip: Mentor peers who struggle with authority challenges and share your strategies for cooperation.

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