Based on the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale

Rosenberg Self-Esteem Test (RSES)

A quick, private check-in to understand how you see yourself—and where to start building healthier self-worth. Not a diagnosis.

The classic 10-item RSES (4-point). Best for a more stable snapshot.
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Research-backed

Built on the widely used Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES).

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Takes minutes

Choose the full 10-item version or a quicker 5-item check-in.

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Free and private

No account needed. Results are generated locally in your browser.

What is Self-Esteem?

Self-esteem is the way you evaluate your own worth. It can shape how you interpret feedback, handle setbacks, and show up in relationships—especially under stress.

The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES) is a well-known questionnaire created in 1965 and used in research for decades. This test adapts that scale into a simple, quick online format.

Your score is best read as a snapshot, not a label. Use it to notice patterns, track change over time, and choose one small next step that supports you.

How to Take the Test

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STEP 01

Choose Your Test Version

Pick the full 10-item version, or a shorter 5-item check-in.

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STEP 02

Answer Honestly

Respond based on how you usually feel, not a single good or bad day.

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STEP 03

Complete All Questions

There are no right or wrong answers—just your experience.

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STEP 04

Get Your Results

See your score, a plain-language interpretation, and practical next steps.

Why Take This Test?

Understanding your self-esteem can be a powerful first step toward personal growth and well-being.

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Gain Self-Awareness

Notice how you talk to yourself and what you tend to believe about your worth.

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Identify Growth Areas

Find one or two areas that may benefit from support or new habits.

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Track Your Progress

Retake periodically to see trends, especially after meaningful life changes.

Frequently Asked Questions

It’s based on the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES), a widely used research measure. Your result is a screening snapshot, not a clinical diagnosis.