Generalized Anxiety Test: what it measures and how to interpret your score
This test evaluates manifestations of generalized anxiety: excessive worry, tension, concentration difficulties, and physical symptoms.
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This test evaluates manifestations of generalized anxiety: excessive worry, tension, concentration difficulties, and physical symptoms.
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Read the article →Wondering whether you are gifted (high intellectual potential)? This test spots the cognitive and emotional markers of gifted functioning. Not an IQ test.
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Read the article →This test assesses health anxiety symptoms: somatic concerns, checking behaviors, excessive reassurance seeking, and catastrophic thoughts.
Read the article →This test assesses health anxiety manifestations: somatic concerns, checking behaviors, excessive reassurance seeking, and catastrophic thoughts.
Read the article →This test assesses health anxiety manifestations: somatic concerns, checking behaviors, excessive reassurance seeking, and catastrophic thoughts.
Read the article →This test evaluates the manifestations of health anxiety: somatic preoccupations, checking behaviors, excessive reassurance seeking, and catastrophic thinking.
Read the article →Measure your sensitivity across four dimensions: emotional, sensory, social and cognitive.
Read the article →Histrionic personality (DSM-5 cluster B): signs, attention-seeking, theatricality. A test to explore the dimension — not a diagnosis. The nuanced science, explained.
Read the article →A test of histrionic traits (attention seeking, theatricality, suggestibility), inspired by the PID-5 and the DSM-5 criteria.
Read the article →Test evaluating the three main components of hyperactivity: motor restlessness, verbal impulsivity, and need for stimulation.
Read the article →A test assessing the three main components of hyperactivity: motor restlessness, verbal impulsivity and the need for stimulation.
Read the article →Measure your sensitivity across four dimensions: emotional, sensory, social and cognitive.
Read the article →Measure your level of impostor syndrome across four dimensions: self-doubt, fear of exposure, external attribution and comparison.
Read the article →In-depth social phobia assessment covering interactions, performance, being observed and assertiveness.
Read the article →Self-assessment of the impact of an infidelity: trauma, forgiveness, decision. 60 questions.
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