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BOUNCE BACK™ Kid Assessment

What Type of Kid Is Your Child at Home?
Discover how your child tends to respond at home when things go wrong, including mistakes, disappointment, difficulties and setbacks.
18 questions • Approximately 4–5 minutes • FREE
Before you begin
Please answer based on what your child usually does at home, rather than what you think they should do. There are no perfect children and no perfect answers.
If you have more than one child, please choose ONE child to think about while completing this assessment. Your child's responses may be different at school or in other environments.
Please use the same first name, email address and mobile number you used for the BOUNCE BACK™ Parent Assessment so that your results can be connected.

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1. At home, when something doesn't go the way my child expected, they react quickly and strongly.

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2. When my child is excited, frustrated or disappointed at home, their feelings tend to come out immediately.

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3. After something goes wrong, my child often reacts first and thinks about what happened afterwards.

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4. At home, when my child disagrees with a rule or decision, they are likely to challenge it or argue their point.

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5. When my child wants something, they can be very determined and may keep pushing even after being told no.

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6. When faced with a problem or conflict at home, my child tends to stand their ground rather than back down.

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7. At home, when something goes wrong, my child tends to become quiet or withdraw rather than talk about what happened.

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8. When my child feels upset, embarrassed or disappointed, they often prefer to be alone rather than seek help or comfort.

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9. When faced with a difficult situation at home, my child may avoid it or hope it goes away rather than deal with it straight away.

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10. At home, my child’s mood can change quickly, especially when things do not go the way they expected.

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11. When my child is upset at home, their feelings can affect the atmosphere around the whole family.

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12. After becoming very upset, my child may need quite a while before they feel calm and settled again.

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13. At home, my child usually tries to do what is expected of them and takes pride in doing things well.

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14. When my child makes a mistake, they usually want to put it right and learn how to do better next time.

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15. My child often takes responsibility for what they need to do at home without needing a lot of reminding.

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16. At home, when something goes wrong, my child is usually willing to try a different way rather than give up.

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17. When faced with something new or difficult, my child is often curious and willing to explore what they could do.

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18. After making a mistake or experiencing a setback, my child is usually willing to learn from it and try again.

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