This tendency is present in you — here is what it sheds light on.

Unusual beliefs, superstition, the sense that ordinary events carry a personal meaning.

Your moderate score describes a leaning toward magical thinking (believing in connections, meaningful coincidences, intuitions or superstitions) and at times toward ideas of reference (the impression that neutral events concern you personally). It is essential to frame this without dramatising it: moderate magical thinking is extremely widespread in the general population (superstitions, intuitions, symbolic thought) and has nothing to do with pathology. Research (Claridge's dimensional model of schizotypy) shows that these traits exist on a continuum, and that mild forms can even go hand in hand with creativity and openness. One reading, to weigh against your own experience, is that this leaning probably reflects a rich, associative and symbolic kind of thinking. The only point to watch — if these experiences were to become invasive, a source of anxiety, or very far removed from shared reality — would be to talk it over with a professional, but a moderate level points more to a cognitive style than to a difficulty.

This tendency is present in you — here is what it sheds light on.

Mild sensory distortions, illusions, atypical bodily sensations.

Your moderate score describes somewhat unusual perceptual experiences (a particular sensory sensitivity, impressions that are hard to explain, perceptions that feel more intense or atypical). It is important to read this result with measure and not to equate it with hallucinations (which are of an entirely different nature): at a moderate level, it usually reflects a heightened perceptual sensitivity or intense subjective experiences, common in the general population and especially among highly sensitive or highly creative people. One reading, to weigh against your own experience, is that this dimension may be linked to your magical thinking and reflect a richer, more intense way of perceiving the world. The point to watch, as with the previous dimension, concerns only invasive or distressing forms: if perceptual experiences were to become frequent, troubling or disconnected from shared reality, professional advice would be warranted. But a moderate score suggests a particular sensitivity rather than a worrying sign.

This tendency is present in you — here is what it sheds light on.

Limited interest in close relationships, a blunted social pleasure.

Your moderate score describes a leaning toward social withdrawal and possibly social anhedonia (deriving less pleasure from interactions). It is helpful to distinguish this withdrawal from anxious avoidance (fear of judgement) and from schizoid withdrawal (a pure preference for solitude): in the schizotypal register, withdrawal can come with a sense of being out of step or different from others, tied to a distinctive way of thinking and perceiving. One reading, to weigh against your own experience, is that this withdrawal could be partly a consequence of that feeling of being 'on a different wavelength' rather than an absence of any need for connection. The moderate level of the score suggests a withdrawal that is present but not total. The point to watch is balance: making sure this withdrawal does not deprive you of useful support, and finding, if you wish, contexts or people who share your way of seeing, where the sense of being out of step fades.

This tendency is present in you — here is what it sheds light on.

A way of speaking, thinking or presenting oneself perceived as original or offbeat.

Your moderate score describes a certain originality in the way you think, express yourself, present yourself or live, which can step outside conventions. It is important to value this dimension: eccentricity, originality and non-conformity are traits that, far from being flaws, are often associated with creativity, innovation and free thinking. Research even links 'positive' (creative) schizotypy to enhanced creative abilities. One reading, to weigh against your own experience, is that this originality is probably an authentic and precious part of your identity. The moderate level of the score suggests it remains socially manageable. The only point to watch is, as with the other dimensions, the balance between staying true to yourself (precious) and adapting to contexts that require it (professional ones in particular), without disowning your singularity. The point is not to 'fit the mould' but to choose where and how to express your originality.