Schema Mode Identification Test for Psychologists
Identify the most appropriate primary schema mode represented by each statement. This evaluation is designed for psychologists, counsellors, therapists and schema therapy trainees.
70 multiple-choice questions
14 schema modes
4 options per question
Answer explanations
Mode-wise competency report
Assessment principle: A real client may shift between several modes. For this test, choose the single primary mode most directly represented by the statement. The test evaluates conceptual discrimination; it does not establish professional licensure or clinical competence by itself.
Evaluation details
Participant information is optional. Responses remain in the browser unless the result is printed or saved as a PDF.
70 marksOne mark for each correct answer
70% suggested pass49 correct answers out of 70
5 questions per modeBalanced coverage of all 14 modes
Review after submissionCorrect mode and rationale displayed
Evaluation progress0 of 70 answered
Choose the correct schema mode
Read each statement carefully. Select the most precise primary mode, not merely a mode that could sometimes be associated with it.
Schema Mode Knowledge Report
The result reflects performance on this educational assessment and should be used to guide further study and supervision.
Overall result
Correct and incorrect responses out of 70 questions.
Correct answers
Incorrect answers
Mode-wise accuracy
Each mode contains five questions. Lower bars indicate topics requiring revision.
Professional interpretation
Complete mode-wise competency
| Schema mode | Category | Correct | Accuracy | Competency interpretation |
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Incorrect-answer review
Training note: High scores indicate knowledge of the definitions used in this test. Competent schema therapy practice also requires case formulation, developmental understanding, recognition of mode shifts, therapeutic relationship skills, supervision and appropriate professional qualifications.