Your Self-Compassion Score: {totalSelfcompassion}
Interpretation:
1.0–2.5 → You are relatively low in self-compassion and would benefit from learning to be more supportive toward yourself.
2.6–3.5 → You are moderate in self-compassion and could practice it more consistently in your life.
3.6–5.0 → You are relatively high in self-compassion and are often a good friend to yourself.
To interpret the subscales, we need to understand that self-compassion involves higher levels of positive self-responding in times of struggle and lower levels of negative self-responding. Each positive form of self-responding has a negative counterpart (i.e., self-kindness vs. self-judgment, common humanity vs. isolation, and mindfulness vs. over-identification.) If you score less than 3.0 in an area of positive self-responding, you would benefit from strengthening that skill. Similarly, if you score more than 3.0 in an area of negative self-responding, you can reduce this unhelpful behavior by strengthening its positive counterpart. (These subscales are automatically reverse-coded when your overall score is calculated above to give you a holistic self-compassion score.)
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