Frequently Asked Questions

Our assessments are designed as tools for self-discovery and personal growth. They aim to provide insights into your personality traits, preferences, potential strengths, and areas for development based on established psychological frameworks (like the MBTI) or common patterns associated with certain conditions (like ADHD).

They are intended to increase self-awareness, help you understand your interactions with others, and guide personal development efforts.

Our assessments are developed based on established psychological theories and research. For example, our personality test is inspired by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) framework. While widely used, it's important to note that the scientific validity and reliability of different assessment types can vary and are subjects of ongoing discussion in the psychological community.

Our screening tools for conditions like ADHD are based on recognized diagnostic criteria (like the DSM-5) but are simplified for self-assessment purposes. They are informational tools, not diagnostic instruments.

No. Our assessments are strictly informational and educational tools. They are not designed or intended to provide a clinical diagnosis for any psychological condition, including ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Narcissistic Personality Disorder, or any other mental health issue.

A formal diagnosis can only be made by a qualified healthcare professional (like a psychiatrist, psychologist, or clinical social worker) after a comprehensive evaluation, which typically includes clinical interviews, review of personal history, and potentially other standardized tests.

If you have concerns about your mental health, please consult a qualified professional.

Most of our assessments consist of multiple steps and can typically be completed in 10-20 minutes. We recommend setting aside uninterrupted time to answer honestly based on your typical feelings and behaviors.

View your results as a starting point for self-reflection. They offer potential insights into your personality, preferences, or traits based on your self-reported answers.

For personality tests like the MBTI-based one, the results suggest your likely type based on your responses, highlighting potential strengths and areas for growth associated with that type.

For screening tools (like ADHD), the results indicate the extent to which your answers align with common traits associated with the condition. High alignment suggests it might be beneficial to discuss your experiences with a healthcare professional for a formal evaluation.

Remember, these results describe tendencies, not definitive labels or diagnoses.

The insights gained can help you:

• - Understand your communication style and improve relationships.
• - Identify potential career paths that align with your preferences.
• - Recognize your strengths and leverage them more effectively.
• - Become aware of potential blind spots or areas for development.
• - Develop strategies for managing challenges related to specific traits (e.g., time management for ADHD traits).
• - Make more informed decisions about personal and professional life.

Our paid plans offer additional resources like AI consultations and tailored work programs to help you apply these insights.

We take your privacy seriously. Your responses and results are handled according to our Privacy Policy. We implement security measures to protect your information. Please review our Privacy Policy for detailed information on how we collect, use, and protect your data.