About
wikiGrowth is a site of psychological tests. Every test is built on published research and validated methods, and the result is a full verdict: what’s behind your score, where the test’s limits are, and what to look at next. We don’t diagnose and we don’t promise magic — we help you see yourself more clearly.
In psychology and self-improvement it’s easy to drown in the unverified: there are plenty of articles and tests, and far less ground under them. So our rule is simple: every test comes with its methodology and sources, and its text says plainly what the result can tell you — and what it can’t.
Team
project founder, editor-in-chief
writer, psychologist, Gestalt therapist
PhD, marketer, journalist, writer
philologist, writer, lyric poetProject history
The project began in 2011 as Aleksey Tarasov’s personal blog about self-improvement. Since then the domain changed several times (schegonachat.ru → happyworkshop.org → samorazvitie.org → wikigrowth.com) and so did the scale: a personal blog, a family project, a self-improvement portal, an Encyclopedia of Growth. Today wikiGrowth focuses on psychological tests, while the articles from those years live on in the blog (in Russian).