Moral Dilemma Test
Free moral dilemma test: 15 everyday scenarios show whether you lean on outcomes, principles, character, care or fairness. Instant result, no signup.
No signup needed — your result appears instantly.
Normative ethics (consequentialist, deontological, virtue, care, justice)
- Which of five ethical lenses you lean on most
- Your score on all five lenses, showing how often you used each
- Careers and well-known figures that share your dominant lens
- What your dominant lens says about your decision-making strengths
A moral dilemma test puts you in situations where two reasonable values pull against each other, such as honesty against loyalty, and asks what you would do. This one gives 15 everyday scenarios from work, close relationships and the wider community, and shows which of five ethical lenses you reach for most often.
No. Every option in every scenario is a defensible ethical stance, and nothing is scored as correct or incorrect. The test measures which way of reasoning you lean on, not how moral you are. Most people use several lenses, and the result shows the one you chose most often across the scenarios.
The Moral Alignment test places you on a Dungeons & Dragons style grid, from lawful to chaotic and from good to evil. This test does not rank you on good or evil at all. It describes how you reason through everyday dilemmas: through outcomes, principles, character, care or fairness.
It is an original JobCannon reflection tool, inspired by five long-standing traditions in moral philosophy: consequence-based ethics, duty-based ethics, virtue ethics, the ethics of care and justice as fairness. It is not a validated psychological measure, and it does not measure moral development, judgement ability or character.
