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Risk Propensity Scale

The term “Risk Propensity Scale” actually refers to two distinct, widely used instruments; however, the more commonly referenced one is the Risk Propensity Scale (RPS) by Meertens and Lion (2008). Each measures a person's general tendency to take risks.

2 minutes to complete

Eligibility

The Risk Propensity Scale (RPS) is typically completed by individuals who are at least 18 years old and have a basic understanding of risk-taking behavior. It is suitable for those who are willing to honestly assess their attitudes towards risk and make informed decisions based on the results.

Questions for Risk Propensity Scale

Questions

1.

Safety first.

The answer should be a single choice:
  1. Totally Disagree
  2. Strongly Disagree
  3. Disagree
  4. Somewhat Disagree
  5. Neutral
  6. Somewhat Agree
  7. Agree
  8. Strongly Agree
  9. Totally Agree
2.

I do not take risks with my health.

The answer should be a single choice:
  1. Totally Disagree
  2. Strongly Disagree
  3. Disagree
  4. Somewhat Disagree
  5. Neutral
  6. Somewhat Agree
  7. Agree
  8. Strongly Agree
  9. Totally Agree
3.

I prefer to avoid risks.

The answer should be a single choice:
  1. Totally Disagree
  2. Strongly Disagree
  3. Disagree
  4. Somewhat Disagree
  5. Neutral
  6. Somewhat Agree
  7. Agree
  8. Strongly Agree
  9. Totally Agree
4.

I take risks regularly.

The answer should be a single choice:
  1. Totally Disagree
  2. Strongly Disagree
  3. Disagree
  4. Somewhat Disagree
  5. Neutral
  6. Somewhat Agree
  7. Agree
  8. Strongly Agree
  9. Totally Agree
5.

I really dislike not knowing what is going to happen.

The answer should be a single choice:
  1. Totally Disagree
  2. Strongly Disagree
  3. Disagree
  4. Somewhat Disagree
  5. Neutral
  6. Somewhat Agree
  7. Agree
  8. Strongly Agree
  9. Totally Agree
6.

I usually view risks as a challenge.

The answer should be a single choice:
  1. Totally Disagree
  2. Strongly Disagree
  3. Disagree
  4. Somewhat Disagree
  5. Neutral
  6. Somewhat Agree
  7. Agree
  8. Strongly Agree
  9. Totally Agree
7.

I see myself as a risk taker.

The answer should be a single choice:
  1. Strongly identify as a risk avoider
  2. Mostly a risk avoider
  3. Tend toward risk avoidance
  4. Slightly risk avoidant
  5. Neutral / balanced view
  6. Slightly risk seeking
  7. Tend toward risk taking
  8. Mostly a risk taker
  9. Strongly identify as a risk taker

Assessments Similar to Risk Propensity Scale

  • Decision-Making Style Assessment (DMSA)
  • Risk Tolerance Inventory (RTI)
  • Risk Preference Questionnaire (RPQ)
  • Risk Attitude Scale (RAS)
  • Risk Perception Survey (RPS)
  • Risk Behavior Inventory (RBI)

Here are some FAQs and additional information
on
Risk Propensity Scale

What is the Risk Propensity Scale (RPS)?

The Risk Propensity Scale (RPS) is a tool used to measure an individual's willingness to take risks.

How is the RPS used in research?

The RPS is used in research to assess how individuals make decisions in risky situations.

Is the RPS a reliable tool for measuring risk propensity?

Yes, the RPS has been validated through numerous studies and is considered a reliable tool for measuring risk propensity.

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