
Control Scale
Score the five control variables and review their relative levels. Ties are not silently treated as a unique weakness.
Start free with a short self-assessment. The deeper Field Companion is included with the corresponding published manual—not sold as a separate subscription.

The Control Scale asks ten questions across five RCM variables. It summarizes your answers as a self-reflection profile, including tied lowest scores when relevant.
No account is required to take the questionnaire. It does not diagnose mental health conditions, measure anyone else's intent, or promise a particular relationship outcome.
Start the 10-question assessment →Reflect on your own recent decisions rather than interpreting someone else's behavior.
See the relative scores, with equal lowest scores disclosed as ties.
Use the suggested RCM and Journal readings to examine a specific behavior more carefully.
Each of the two published 101 Series manuals includes a corresponding browser-based, offline-capable Field Companion. These are product-interface images, not conceptual mockups.

Score the five control variables and review their relative levels. Ties are not silently treated as a unique weakness.

Look up the reference entries connected to a situation or concept.

Work through the decision questions before choosing a response.

Make a working record of situations and responses for later review.
RM-001 is arranged by behavioral mistake; RM-002 follows relationship stages. Both are currently published digital editions, and each includes its own Field Companion.
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