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Psychological Safety Assessment

How safe your people feel to speak up, challenge, and fail forward.

Measures team-level psychological safety across four dimensions: voice and candour, risk-taking and experimentation, inclusion and belonging, and learning orientation. This is a performance metric, not a comfort metric. Teams that feel safe to speak up, challenge, and admit mistakes out-learn teams that do not.

What It Measures

4 dimensions, each with behavioural anchors

1

Voice & Candour

Do people speak up with problems, ideas, and disagreements? Or do they wait to be asked, filter heavily, or stay silent?

2

Risk-Taking & Experimentation

Can people try new approaches without fear of punishment if it does not work? Or does failure carry a penalty?

3

Inclusion & Belonging

Do all team members feel they can contribute authentically? Or do some voices dominate while others withdraw?

4

Learning & Growth Orientation

Does the team treat mistakes as learning events? Or does it default to blame and root-cause accountability?

Sample Report Insight

Voice and candour scored lowest. This means people are choosing what to tell you. The cost is invisible: problems arrive late, decisions go unchallenged, and the leader is the last to know what the team already sees.

Every report includes coaching insights like this, tailored to your specific scores across all 4 dimensions.

Who is it for?

Leaders who suspect their team is filtering what they share upwards

Teams where problems surface too late or decisions go unchallenged

Organisations running culture change or inclusion initiatives

Any leader who wants to know what their team is not telling them

What you receive

Four-dimension safety profile with team-level scoring

Specific coaching questions designed to surface the unsaid

Pattern signatures: what the leader rewards and punishes, often unknowingly

Micro-experiments to build safety through observable behaviour change

Research-grounded framing: why safety drives performance, not just comfort

Interactive report, PDF, and Aiden AI voice debrief

Research Basis

Grounded in Amy Edmondson's psychological safety framework (Harvard Business School), adapted for leadership team contexts with behavioural anchors.

Ready to take the Psychological Safety assessment?

Self-assessment starts from $99. Add 360 multi-rater feedback on other instruments for a fuller picture. Every option includes interactive report, PDF, and Aiden AI coaching.

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