Christ-0-Centric

REPETITIVE EVENT POTENTIAL EVALUATION ASSISTANCE TEST

(REPEAT)

Introduction: This is a marriage assessment.  While it can be used anytime, and with any couple, it is optimal when used prior to marriage to help couples assess relational strengths and major challenges. Regardless of whether before or during the marriage, the assessment reduces exploratory sessions by providing immediate information for the Christian counselor. The value of the assessment relies on the candid, and trustworthy responses by each participant. This assessment does not predict or forecast success or failure of a relationship.  However, it does highlight potential or existing areas where special attention may be required.  It further serves as a topical guide to help couples categorize the key elements of their relationship.  

Confidentiality: The results of this assessments are strictly confidential, and can only be released by the written consent of the counselee who completes the assessment.

Assessment Fee: Participants may take the assessment at any time.  However, an assessment fee of $25.00 is required to receive the results. You will be provided the opportunity to submit an electronic check at the end of this assessment:


Counselor of Record (if any):        Counselor's Email:

Personal Information:

Counselee (person taking assessment):

Spouse:  

Date:    

Email address of counselee:


Divorce Proclivity

Answer the questions where applicable.

1. If you are a divorcee, did you divorce your ex-spouse? Yes No

2. What was the actual reason for the divorce.

Desertion   Physical Abuse          Mental Cruelty  
Adultery    Drug/Alcohol           Imprisonment    
Death       Financial Calamity  Illness               
Insanity    Incompatibility       Other               

3. If your new spouse is divorced, what was the actual reason for your spouse's dissolution

Desertion     Physical Abuse         Mental Cruelty
Adultery      Drug/Alcohol           Imprisonment  
Death          Financial Calamity Illness             
Insanity       Incompatibility       Other              

4. Biblically, what are acceptable reasons for divorce?

Desertion   Physical Abuse         Mental Cruelty   
Adultery    Drug/Alcohol           Imprisonment     
Death        Financial Calamity  Illness                
Insanity     Incompatibility       Other                 

Christian Life Component

5. Is your new spouse a believer? yes  no

6. How often does your new spouse attend church? 

 1 Sunday per month 

 2 Sundays per month

 3 Sundays per month

 4 Sundays per month

7. How often does your new spouse attend Bible Study? (Other than Sunday)

 1 day per month 

 2 days per month

 3 days per month

 4 days per month

8. Which church or ministry auxiliary does your new spouse work in?

Choir                  

Ushers                

Sunday School    

Youth Worker     

Deacon               

Minister              

Other                  

9. How often does your spouse take special time to read the Bible.

1/Weekly 2/Weekly 3/Weekly 4/Weekly More 1/Monthly 2/Monthly 3/Monthly When possible

10. How often does your spouse take special time to pray?

1/Weekly 2/Weekly 3/Weekly 4/Weekly More 1/Monthly 2/Monthly 3/Monthly When possible

11. How often do you attend church?

 a. 1 Sunday per month 

 b. 2 Sundays per month

 c. 3 Sundays per month

 d. 4 Sundays per month

12. How often do you attend Bible Study? (Other than Sunday)

 a. 1 day per month 

 b. 2 days per month

 c. 3 days per month

 d. 4 days per month

13. Which church or ministry auxiliary do you work in?

Choir                

Ushers              

Sunday School 

Youth Worker 

Deacon            

Minister           

Other               

14. How often do you take special time to read your Bible?

1/Weekly 2/Weekly 3/Weekly 4/Weekly More 1/Monthly 2/Monthly  
3/Monthly When possible

15. How often do you take special time to pray?

1/Weekly 2/Weekly 3/Weekly 4/Weekly More 1/Monthly 2/Monthly  
3/Monthly When possible


Financial Stewardship Component

16. Are you currently working? yes no

17. Is your spouse currently working? yes no

18. Do you have child support? Yes No

19. Does your spouse have child support? Yes No

   20. Who makes the most net income after any spousal or child support  payments?    Husband   Wife

21. What is your estimation of your financial position with
both of your resources combined? (both incomes)

Without using credit cards or getting a loan:

It will be tight but we should be able to pay our bills

We will be able to pay our bills

We will be able to pay our bills, and take a good vacation

We will be able to pay bills, add to savings and take a vacation

We will be able to pay bills, save $200 or more a month, have a good vacation and
and Christmas

We have substantial financial resources, money is no problem


Patience, Prayer, and Reflection Component

22. If applicable, how long were you separated before you married (ex: 25 yrs, 3 mos)

23. If applicable, how long was your new spouse separated before he/she married 


Ishmael or Step-child Component

24. Will any of your spouse's children be living with you?  yes   no

  25. What is the age of your spouse's children who will be living with you?  (example: 5,8,13)

 

26. What is the age of your children who will be living

with you?

27. How would you describe the relationship between your spouse and his/her step-children (the ones that will be living with you)

Relational Rating: Child1 Child2 Child3 Child4   Child5   Child6 
Exceptional
Good
Fair
Poor
Don't Know

Description of Relational Rating. Use as a general guideline:

Exceptional - The spouse provides basic care, plus leads the child in spiritual
activities such as prayer, and bible study. Orally, expresses love to the child, 
and is compassionate. Consistent with discipline, but always providing an opportunity
for reconciliation, encouraging growth, and improvement. Always giving the child
praise. Respected and admired by the child. The child loves to spend time with the spouse.
 No more than twice a year, you find yourself between the two, or wishing you could resolve 
issues between the two. 

Good - The spouse provides basic care, plus leads the child in a spiritual growth
activity. Orally, expresses love to the child, and is compassionate. Consistent with
discipline. Occasionally, praises the child. The child likes to be with the spouse
Every few months you find yourself between the two, or wishing you could resolve issues
between the two.

Fair - The spouse provides basic care, may or may not lead the child in an area of
spiritual growth.  Has little or nothing to do with discipline, or discipline is harsh
and inconsistently applied.  The child is indifferent concerning the spouse's presence
or prefers not to be around the spouse. Monthly, you find yourself between the two, 
or wishing you could resolve issues between the two.

Poor - The spouse provides basic care. The spouse tolerates the child. The child tolerates the spouse. 
They have few memorable times together. Weekly, you find yourself between the two, or wishing you could 
resolve issues between the two

28. How would you describe the relationship between you and
your step-children (the ones living with you). Use the description above:

Relational Rating: Child1 Child2 Child3 Child4   Child5   Child6 
Exceptional
Good
Fair
Poor
Don't Know

29. Of the children not living with you, have any of them experienced domestic problems where they are currently living? yes no


 Was not so, or Divorce Imprinting Component

30. Did your spouse's mom or dad divorce before he/she was born or while he/she lived with them? yes no

31. Did your mom or dad divorce before you were born or while you lived with them? yes no

32. How many times has your spouse's mom divorced

33. How many times has your spouse's dad divorced

34. How many times has your mom divorced

35. How many times has your dad divorced  

36. What do your parents or guardians think about your spouse?

Exceptional          

Good                   

Fair                      

Poor                    

Don't Know         

Parents Deceased

37. What do your spouses parents or guardians think of you?

Exceptional          

Good                   

Fair                      

Poor                    

Don't Know         

Parents Deceased


Do it or Normative Inputs

38. What do your closest friends and kin think of your spouse?

Exceptional         

Good                  

Fair                     

Poor                    

Don't Know        

39. What does your spouses closest friends and kin think of you?

Exceptional         

Good                 

Fair                    

Poor                   

Don't Know       


Educational Yoke Component

40. What level of education did you complete?

Grade School High School 1-2 College 3-4 College Graduate School Post Graduate School

41. What level of education did your spouse complete?

Grade School High School 1-2 College 3-4 College Graduate School Post Graduate School


Gentile or Ethnicity Component

42. What race is your spouse?

43. What is your race?


In your name or Religious Component

44. What denomination or religion is your spouse?

45. How long has your spouse belonged to that denomination

  46. What denomination or religion did your spouse belong to previously     

47. What denomination or religion do you belong to?

48. How long did you belong to that denomination

49. What denomination or religion did your spouse belong to previously


Seek Ye First or Future Prospective Component

50. What are your top 3 goals for the next 5 years.

51. What are your top 3 goals for the next 6 - 10 years. 

52. What are your spouse's top 3 goals for the next 5 years. 

 53. What are your spouse's top 3 goals for the next 6-10 years.

54. On any other subject what are you and your spouse's most serious differences.

55. What are you and your spouse's greatest strengths


   Do Not Get Drunk or Substance Dependency Component:

   56. How much do you drink OR use legal prescription drugs? (anti-depressants, stimulants, etc.)

On special occasions      

At least once a week     

Probably once a month  

Rarely                           

Never                           

Almost Daily                 

57. How much does your spouse drink?

On special occasions      

At least once a week      

Probably once a month   

Rarely                            

Never                            

Almost Daily                  


Temple of the Spirit or Health Component

58. Do you smoke? yes    no

59. Does your spouse smoke? yes    no

60. Which of the following do you or your spouse have? 

                     You                                           Spouse

Diabetes             Diabetes           
Arthritis              Arthritis            
Cancer               Cancer             
Heart Disease     Heart Disease  
Asthma              Asthma            
Migraines           Migraines        
Other                 Other              

Conjugal Response Component or Sexuality  (yes or no)

61. Do you believe that your libido or sexual drive is satisfactory?  Yes     No

62. If applicable, in your prior marriage, did your ex-spouse complain concerning your sexual activities? Yes  No

63. Did you have any complaints with your ex-spouse concerning sexual activities?  Yes   No   

64. Are you aware of any personal "dysfunctionality" that you have?  Yes    No

65. Are you aware of any sexual "dysfunctionality" in your spouse?  Yes      No

66. Are you able to discuss sexuality with your spouse (are you able to discuss what is and is not pleasurable)  Yes     No


Boaz Insight or Age Component

67. How old are you?

68. How old is your spouse?


Intangibles

69. If you or your spouse participate in gambling activities
how much do you spend on an average:

10% or more          Ex. Income $1000.00, 100 gambling 

5%                         Ex. Income $ 500.00, 25 gambling    

1% of income         Ex. Income $ 250.00, 2.50 gamb.     

Less than 1%          Ex. Income $ 125.00, 1.00 gamb.    

Don't Gamble (including Lotto)                                       

70. How often do either of you become involved in disputes

with ex's, friends, relatives, acquaintances, IRS, legal matters, bill collections, etc.?

2 per month            

1 per month            

1 per 6 months       

1 per year              

Rarely                   

71. How often do either of you travel alone (e.g. business, work etc.)

1 per month           

1 per 6 months      

1 per year             

Rarely                  

72. Do either of you have separate hobbies or interest which separate you (Golf, associations, out with the boys or girls, etc.: A day is equivalent to an eight hour period.)

4 days per month   

3 days per month  

2 days per month  

1 day per month   

 

ELECTRONIC CHECKING INFORMATION FOR THE ASSESSMENT

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Please give a check number.  Be sure to record this electronic check in your records, and void the actual check.

Please provide the routing number of your check.  This is the first series of numbers located near the bottom of your check.

Please provide the checking account number.  This usually follows the routing number.

What is the name of your bank or financial institution?

Amount of the check:   

PLEASE INDICATE ONE OF THE SELECTIONS BELOW:

I authorize a check for 25.00 

I do not authorize a check  

67.

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