
Control Scale
Review the five variables as separate self-ratings. Where two variables tie, a single unique weakness should not be assumed.
Your manual explains the patterns. Its matching Field Companion gives you a working interface for scores, filtered entries, a decision check and field notes.
Two published manuals. Two corresponding companions. Included with the respective digital purchase, not a separate subscription.

The images below are existing Field Companion screenshots, not fictional application concepts. Specific reference entries vary by manual edition.

Review the five variables as separate self-ratings. Where two variables tie, a single unique weakness should not be assumed.

Browse or filter the entries in the companion for the corresponding manual without reading the entire volume in order.

Work through the three-question prompt when deciding what to do in a specific situation.

Record what happened, how you responded and what you want to review again.
A short way to work with the material without claiming that every situation fits the model.
Describe what actually happened before assigning a label.
Find the corresponding mistake or relationship moment in your manual.
Use the Decision Filter and reflect on whether your response matches your intended standard.
These are browser-based, offline-capable companion editions. Check the product-specific Gumroad listing for the current downloadable files, delivery instructions, and refund terms before purchasing.
Want to try the diagnostic first? The 10-question public Control Scale is free, separate from either paid companion edition.
The public Control Scale is free. The fuller Field Companion is included with a purchase of its corresponding published reference manual; no separate Field Companion subscription is advertised.
The browser-based companion is designed for offline use after its initial load. Check your download instructions and test availability on your device before relying on it offline.
No. RM-001 and RM-002 have corresponding companion editions built for their respective reference manuals.
No. The Control Scale is a framework-based self-assessment of your answers, not a clinical test or a method for inferring someone else’s motives.