Grit Test

20 Questions

3 Minutes

Do you persevere in the face of challenges?

Grit, defined as one’s ability to stay invested in long-term goals and to keep working toward them despite obstacles, may contribute strongly to success. How “gritty” are you? Take this test to find out.

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Who Is This Grit Test For?

This test is for anyone interested in measuring their ability to diligently work toward goals they are passionate about. It is intended for adults and is not intended to be prescriptive.

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How to Get Help with Low Grit

If you are concerned that a lack of “grittiness” is interfering with your ability to make and achieve goals, talking to a therapist could help. Find a professional in your area in the Psychology Today Therapy Directory.

Sources

Duckworth, A. and Quinn, P. Short Grit Scale (GRIT-S).
Datu, J. Triarchic Model of Grit Scale (TMGS).
Clark, K. and Malecki, C. Academic Grit Scale.