Your love styles profile
A made-up example that shows what you get after the test. Take the test to get your own result.
You agreed most with
Storge
Friendship & familiarity
You may recognize several styles. Your highest score is not a fixed label.
Your six love stylesYour six love styles
Choose a style to explore. Scores are averages on a scale from 1 to 5.
Explore Storge
Friendship & familiarity
Friendship-based love · 4.25 out of 5
Storge describes love that grows gradually out of friendship. Shared history and familiarity are central to these questions. A low score can simply mean that a relationship began in a different way.
How to read your result
Each style is the average of four answers. Here, 1 means strongly disagree and 5 means strongly agree, following the Springer form. Higher scores mean more agreement. These are not percentiles, ratings of good relationships or a measure of compatibility between two people. There is no total score. Scores may change across relationships and over time.
LAS-SF: Hendrick, Hendrick & Dicke (1998). Public-domain questionnaire. Result commentary written for this website.
Hendrick, Hendrick & Dicke (1998) · Source and reuse (Springer, form 13.3)