17 results for "Screening"
~4 min·20 questions
Twenty yes or no questions about the last 30 days, mixing mood and body, from the World Health Organization screen that deliberately has no universal cutoff.
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Ultra-brief 2-item depression screening for depressed mood and anhedonia.
Start for free →~5 min·20 questions
The classic 20-item depression screener of population research: symptom frequency over one week, scored 0 to 60 against the published cutoff of 16.
Start for free →~3 min·10 questions
Ten questions, a score from 0 to 40, and the four risk zones the World Health Organization publishes for its own alcohol test.
Start for free →~5 min·15 questions
15-item somatic symptom severity screening for physical complaints linked to distress.
Start for free →~8 min·20 questions
20-item PTSD symptom severity screening based on DSM-5 criteria.
Start for free →~3 min·7 questions
7-item anxiety severity screener for generalized anxiety disorder.
Start for free →~3 min·9 questions
9-item depression severity screener based on DSM criteria.
Start for free →~2 min·5 questions
Five questions, two weeks, a score from 0 to 100: the World Health Organization's well-being index, read against its published threshold of 50.
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Measure how stressed you feel about your life right now.
Start for free →~6 min·19 questions
Assess your burnout levels across personal, work, and client-facing dimensions.
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Quick assessment of depression, anxiety, and stress with 21 items.
Start for free →~13 min·42 questions
Measure your levels of depression, anxiety, and stress with 42 independently developed items.
Start for free →~5 min·20 questions
Quick 20-item Big Five personality screening across 5 domains.
Start for free →~12 min·12 questions
Twelve original trick problems where the obvious answer is wrong. Scored 0 to 12, with every trap explained afterwards.
Start for free →~9 min·28 questions
Four readings instead of one score: taking another person's view, entering stories, caring about others, and what their pain does to you.
Start for free →~5 min·30 questions
The U.S. Department of Labor's 30-item interest profiler: rate real work activities, get your Holland (RIASEC) code.
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