Introduction to the tool
Free online test of Love Attitude Test (LAS). Love Attitude Test (LAS) is also called Love Outlook Test (LAS). It was compiled by American psychologists Hendrick and Hendrick based on Lee John's love type theory. LAS proposes that love can be divided into 6 types: romantic, playful, companion, realistic, possessive, and devoted.
This scale is mainly to understand your attitude towards love. The "he/she" in the question refers to the boyfriend/girlfriend with whom you are currently in close contact (please answer based on your current lover: if you do not have a lover at present, please answer based on your last lover: if you have never been in love, please imagine it before answering) Please select the number that you think best reflects your actual situation for each situation described in each question.
American psychologists Schacht and Singer proposed the two-factor theory of love, which believes that love is mainly determined by physiological arousal and cognitive factors. Individuals perceive specific emotional objects through sensory organs, and thus produce a kind of self-awakening. Evolutionary psychology believes that the essence of early human sexual union is to obtain the need for reproduction. In order to achieve this goal, men and women need to adopt different strategies to seek reproductive success. These strategies constitute different mate selection behaviors and preferences of men and women.
| Factors | My score | Score range | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Romantic type | 7~35 | The most important thing is the appearance and physical contact of the other party; as long as it is good-looking, it is easy to get along with The other person falls in love | |
| Game type | 7~35 | Regarding love as a game, the relationship is short-lived, the partner is often changed, and commitment is almost invisible in this type of person | |
| Companion type | 7~35 | The relationship develops slowly and steadily, Calm and peaceful, usually just good friends at first, then slowly develop from friendship to love | |
| Realistic | 7~35 | Choosing a partner is mainly based on rational conditions, such as educational background, economic ability, social status, common interests, etc. | |
| Possessive | 7~35 | Possessiveness and jealousy are strong, and the relationship is like a storm, ups and downs. The other party's expression of love will make him ecstatic, and a little cooling or a little problem in the relationship will make him miserable | |
| Devotion type | 7~35 | In contrast to the possessive type, this type of person completely devotes himself to the lover and cares for the other party without asking for anything in return. This type of person is very patient, does not demand anything from the other party, and is not even jealous | |
| Explanation: The higher the score, the closer it is to your love attitude type. If the scores are the same, it can be regarded as multiple love attitude types. | |||