Declarative Identity Scale Assessment This assessment uses a Likert scale to evaluate the strength of your internal narrative across seven pairs of parallel statements. You will rank each statement from 1 (Never) to 5 (Always). The final score helps determine areas of strength and areas for growth. Instructions: 1. For each pair of statements, choose the number that best reflects how often you align with the statement on the left (positive) versus the statement on the right (negative). 2. Total your scores for each column (Positive and Negative). Higher positive scores indicate alignment with empowering beliefs, while higher negative scores suggest areas for deeper reflection and growth. Assessment Statements Positive Statement Never (1) Almost Never (2) Sometimes (3) Almost Always (4) Always (5) I am enough I am loved I am worthy I am growing I am hopeful I am relevant I am able Negative Statement Never (1) Almost Never (2) Sometimes (3) Almost Always (4) Always (5) I am not enough I am unlovable I am worthless I am a failure I am hopeless I am irrelevant I am unable Scoring: 1. Add up your scores for all Positive Statements. o Total Positive Score: __________ 2. Add up your scores for all Negative Statements. o Total Negative Score: __________ Interpretation: • Positive Score (High): This indicates strong alignment with empowering beliefs. It suggests healthy self-talk and a positive self-identity. • Negative Score (High): Indicates a prevalence of limiting beliefs that may require focus and reflection for growth. • Balanced Scores: Suggest areas of both strength and opportunity for deeper self-awareness