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Anxiety check-in

7 questions, about 3 minutes.

Measures how much worry is affecting your thoughts, your body, and your sleep. Built on the GAD-7, reviewed by Michael Callans, MSW.

Anxiety
Screening, not diagnosis See the full test
Question 1 of 7

Over the last two weeks, how often have you felt nervous, anxious, or on edge?

Not at all Several days More than half the days Nearly every day

Answering takes you into the full test. Private, no account needed.

Multiphasic personality profile

50 questions, about 10 minutes

Ten clinical-style themes in the shape of the MMPI, written as original items. Educational, not the MMPI.

Personality patterns
Educational, not diagnostic Start

High potential traits

36 questions, about 7 minutes

Profiles six traits linked to leadership success, with an honest read on where more is not better.

Career and work
Self-reflection, not diagnosis Start

State vs trait anxiety

30 questions, about 6 minutes

Two scores, not one: how anxious you are right now versus how anxious you usually are.

Anxiety
Screening, not diagnosis Start

Schema (lifetrap) profile

36 questions, about 7 minutes

All 18 early maladaptive schemas in five domains, with your leading domain explained.

Self and identity
Self-reflection, not diagnosis Start

Socionics sociotype

32 questions, about 6 minutes

Find your sociotype across four Jungian dichotomies, with Model A and duality explained.

Personality
Typology, not validated Start

Also popular right now: childhood trauma test, narcissism test, sociopathy test, growth mindset test and BPD test.

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Anxiety check-in
7 questions. Completed July 2, 2026.
11 of 21 Moderate range
Worry
Physical tension
Sleep impact

Scores in this range usually indicate moderate anxiety. Talking with a licensed therapist is a common next step.

What this is. This test screens for symptoms. A licensed professional can give you a diagnosis and a treatment plan.

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Every test names its reviewer and review date. Michael Callans, MSW, Dr. Zoe Miller, MBChB, and Dr. David A. Brooks, PhD, ABPP review the questions, scoring rules, and interpretations before publication.

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Tools

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Not everything needs a score. Three simple practices you can start right now, free, no account needed.

Worry time

Write down a worry, then record what happened. Over a few weeks the log shows how often your predictions came true.

Free. No account needed.

Values sorter

Sort a deck of value cards to find the five that matter most to you. Takes about ten minutes.

Free. No account needed.

Sleep diary

Two minutes each morning. After two weeks you'll have a sleep record you can bring to a doctor.

Free. No account needed.

Popular right now: feelings wheel, list of emotions, unhelpful thinking styles, distress tolerance skills, window of tolerance and list of strengths.

New this week: the DASS-21 test, positive data log, responsibility pie chart, CBT continuum, DBT DEAR MAN skills and validation practice.

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16 Personality Factors Test (16PF-Style) Aggression Test: Physical, Verbal, Anger and Hostility Am I Annoying? Quiz Am I Boring? Quiz Apathy Test: Loss of Motivation and Interest Apology Language Quiz Autonomy Test: How Self-Directed Are You? Charisma Chronically Online Cognitive Reflection Test: Intuitive or Analytical? Confidence Coping Styles Test (Brief COPE) Dark Core Personality Test (D-Factor) Dark Tetrad Emophilia Test: Do You Fall in Love Too Fast? Emotion Recognition Emotion Regulation Test: Reappraisal vs Suppression Emotional Contagion Test: How Much You Catch Others' Feelings ENFP or INFP? Which Type Are You Entrepreneur Test: Do You Have the Traits? Envy Test: Benign vs Malicious Envy Everyday Sadism Food Addiction Food Disgust Freudian Personality Test: Psychosexual Stages and Defense Style Am I Being Gaslighted? Am I a Good Person? Quiz High Potential Test: Traits Linked to Leadership Success INFP or INFJ? Which Type Are You INTJ or INFJ? Which Type Are You INTJ or INTP? Which Type Are You Intolerance of Uncertainty Kindness Life Events Checklist (LEC-5): Trauma Exposure Screen Schema Test: Early Maladaptive Schemas (Lifetraps) Toxic Masculinity Test: Masculine Norms Self-Check Self-Defeating (Masochistic) Personality Misanthropy Morbid Curiosity Motivation Test: What Drives You Multiphasic Personality Test (MMPI-Style) Pain Catastrophizing Passive-Aggressive PEN Personality Test (Eysenck Model) Am I Popular? Quiz Positive Aging Procrastination Quiet BPD Test: Signs of Internalized Borderline Traits Am I Ready for a Relationship? Quiz Sarcasm Test: How Sarcastic Are You? Sense of Mastery Adult Separation Anxiety Social Style Test: Driver, Expressive, Amiable or Analytical Socionics Test: Find Your Sociotype State vs Trait Anxiety Why Am I Single? Quiz Wisdom Workplace Bullying Personality tests Mental health and mood tests Relationship tests Career and work tests Personality types All 314 tests

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