I didn’t find my scores to be anything unexpected, as I do try to regularly challenge biases that I may have so I tend to be pretty aware of the beliefs I hold in regards to these types of things. The statements that I wound up scoring slightly higher were all questions that I personally feel have a lot of nuance to them, or that were phrased a bit oddly (to my brain at least) making them difficult to give definitive answers.
I didn’t find my answers to be very surprising, as I regularly try to challenge my own “original” thoughts & beliefs. There are still some topics, however, I need more education on as I felt it difficult to have an opinion, so I went right in the middle.
I’m not surprised at my SARS score. It reflects all the learning I’ve done with ASPECC and all the work I’ve done to reframe my thoughts around sexuality!
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