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The March 2013 issue of Psychology Today presented this "Identification with Humanity" scale developed by psychologist Sam McFarland to measure "a sense of caring for others that transcends race, ethnicity, and all other distinctions." To determine to what extent you see yourself first and foremost as a member of the human race and care equally about all people of the world, take this quiz. Consider each question with respect to the groups below, ranking your answers from 1 (not at all) to 5 (very much or very often). A. People in my community Scoring: Add up your score for each group, and divide by four to get your scores. The average Identification with All Humanity Score (score for Group C) is 3. Fewer than 10% of people tested averaged 4 or higher for Group C.
B. People in my country
C. All humans everywhere
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