PHQ-91 outcome
Depression Severity Scale
3-5 min9 items
Depression severityAnhedoniaSleep disturbances+3
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23 clinical tests measure 68 direct outcomes across 4 psychological layers. Alongside the 68 direct outcomes, we present 127 carefully reviewed associations as context for reflection.
23
Tests
68
Outcomes
127
Findings
5
Life Domains
Clinical Foundation
What Rilev Directly Assesses
66 clinical outcomes across 4 layers. Click any test to see its outcomes and exactly how each is discovered.
Layer 1: Symptom Check
12 TestsWhat you're experiencing now
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GAD-71 outcome
Generalized Anxiety Disorder Scale
2-4 min7 items
Anxiety severityWorry frequencyRestlessness+2
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PCL-55 outcomes
PTSD Checklist for DSM-5
5-10 min20 items
Intrusion symptomsAvoidance behaviorsNegative cognition+2
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PROMIS Sleep1 outcome
Sleep Disturbance Scale
2-3 min8 items
Sleep qualitySleep onset latencySleep maintenance+2
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CBI3 outcomes
Copenhagen Burnout Inventory
4-6 min19 items
Physical exhaustionEmotional exhaustionCognitive weariness+1
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DOCS5 outcomes
Dimensional OCD Scale
5-8 min20 items
Contamination fearsHarm responsibilityUnacceptable thoughts+1
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MDQ1 outcome
Mood Disorder Questionnaire
3-5 min15 items
Manic symptomsHypomanic episodesFunctional impairment
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ASRS3 outcomes
Adult ADHD Self-Report
4-6 min18 items
InattentionHyperactivityImpulsivity+1
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DSS-B1 outcome
Dissociative Symptoms Scale
2-3 min8 items
DepersonalizationDerealizationMemory gaps+1
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TAPS1 outcome
Substance Use Screen
2-5 min4+ items
Tobacco useAlcohol usePrescription misuse+1
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WERCAP2 outcomes
Psychosis Risk Screen
2-4 min10 items
Affective experiencesPsychotic-like experiencesReality testing
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EDE-QS5 outcomes
Eating Disorder Screen
3-4 min12 items
Dietary restraintEating concernShape concern+1
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23
Clinical Tests
68
Direct Outcomes
100
Cross-test Connections
27
Whole-picture Patterns
Direct outcome reference
What the 68 outcomes measure
Each outcome is a scored signal from a validated scale or a defined derived analysis. These results support screening and self-understanding; they are not diagnoses.
Layer 1
Clinical Symptoms
Mental health conditions and symptom severity · 32 outcomes
Layer 2
Personality & Cognition
Personality traits, attention patterns, and core beliefs · 14 outcomes
Layer 3
Emotional Regulation & Relationships
How you manage emotions and connect with others · 14 outcomes
Layer 4
Meaning & Wellbeing
Life satisfaction, purpose, and overall wellbeing · 8 outcomes
Life-Centered Insights
127 Reviewed Associations Across 5 Life Domains
127 reviewed association insights add context across the areas represented in your responses. Click any category to explore.
Insights about your personality, identity, emotional patterns, and core beliefs that shape how you experience the world.
Whole-picture Patterns (27)
PI-01Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms with Additional Check-up Signals
Depressive Symptoms with Additional Check-up Signals appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognize...
Tests: PHQ-9 + CBI...
PI-02Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns with Other Check-up Signals
Attention Concerns with Other Check-up Signals appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes mean...
Tests: ASRS + PCL-5...
PI-04Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms with Dissociation and Attachment Insecurity
Trauma Symptoms with Dissociation and Attachment Insecurity appear together in your self-reported responses. Research re...
Tests: PCL-5 + DSS-B...
PI-05Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms with Additional Check-up Signals
Anxiety Symptoms with Additional Check-up Signals appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes m...
Tests: GAD-7 + PCL-5...
PI-10Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Meaning Present Alongside Current Emotional Symptoms
Meaning Present Alongside Current Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognize...
Tests: MLQ Presence + PHQ-9/GAD-7
PI-11Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Low Meaning Presence, Active Meaning Search, and Depressive Symptoms
Low Meaning Presence, Active Meaning Search, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Re...
Tests: MLQ Presence + MLQ Search...
PI-12Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Insecure Attachment, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Insecure Attachment, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recog...
Tests: RQ Attachment + UCLA Loneliness...
PI-13Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Lower Organisational Style
Attention Concerns and Lower Organisational Style appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes m...
Tests: ASRS + Big Five Conscientiousness
PI-14Pattern
Common Belief:
“Keeping emotions private always means they are handled.”
What Data Reveals:
Emotion Regulation and Repetitive Thinking
Emotion Regulation and Repetitive Thinking appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningf...
Tests: ERQ-S + PTQ...
PI-15Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Emotional Reactivity, Lower Organisational Style, and Multiple Check-up Signals
Emotional Reactivity, Lower Organisational Style, and Multiple Check-up Signals appear together in your self-reported re...
Tests: Big Five Neuroticism + Big Five Conscientiousness...
PI-17Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
PHQ-9 Symptom Emphasis
Your PHQ-9 responses show greater {emphasis} emphasis within this screen. This is a descriptive view of the items you en...
Tests: PHQ-9 physical-symptom and cognitive/emotional item groups
PI-21Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention/Impulsivity Signals and Interpersonal Style
Attention/Impulsivity Signals and Interpersonal Style appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recogniz...
Tests: ASRS + Big Five Agreeableness
PI-23Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Interpersonal Self-Beliefs and Depressive Symptoms
Interpersonal Self-Beliefs and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes ...
Tests: PBQ-SF Narcissistic beliefs + PHQ-9
PI-26Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Parent Emotional Strain and Parent-Child Relationship Responses
Parent Emotional Strain and Parent-Child Relationship Responses appear together in your self-reported responses. Researc...
Tests: parent symptom measures + CPRS-SF
PI-28Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Intimacy, Attachment, and Emotional Strain
Intimacy, Attachment, and Emotional Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningf...
Tests: GMSEX/SDI-2 + RQ Attachment...
PI-29Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma and Anxiety Symptoms
Trauma and Anxiety Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningful associations...
Tests: PCL-5 + GAD-7
PI-33Pattern
Common Belief:
“These experiences are unrelated and need to be understood separately.”
What Data Reveals:
Loneliness, Mood, and Sleep Strain
Loneliness, Mood, and Sleep Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningful assoc...
Tests: UCLA Loneliness + PHQ-9...
PI-36Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
High Emotional Reactivity, Extraversion, and Conscientiousness
High Emotional Reactivity, Extraversion, and Conscientiousness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research...
Tests: Big Five Neuroticism + Extraversion...
PI-37Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Reappraisal and Organisational Strengths with Lower Current Burnout
Reappraisal and Organisational Strengths with Lower Current Burnout appear together in your self-reported responses. Res...
Tests: Big Five Conscientiousness + ERQ-S Reappraisal...
PI-38Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Sleep Difficulty with Depressive Symptoms, Without Elevated Burnout
Sleep Difficulty with Depressive Symptoms, Without Elevated Burnout appear together in your self-reported responses. Res...
Tests: PROMIS Sleep + PHQ-9...
PI-40Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety and Burnout Symptoms Together
Anxiety and Burnout Symptoms Together appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningful as...
Tests: GAD-7 + CBI
PI-41Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Secure Attachment with Lower Current Loneliness and Emotional Strain
Secure Attachment with Lower Current Loneliness and Emotional Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Re...
Tests: RQ Attachment + UCLA Loneliness...
PI-42Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Multiple Elevated Check-up Areas
Multiple Elevated Check-up Areas appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningful associa...
Tests: multiple symptom measures + PHQ-9...
PI-43Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Repetitive Negative Thinking with Depressive Symptoms
Repetitive Negative Thinking with Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recogniz...
Tests: PTQ + PHQ-9...
PI-44Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Current Symptom Screens and Higher Meaning
Lower Current Symptom Screens and Higher Meaning appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes me...
Tests: PHQ-9 + GAD-7...
PI-46Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Fearful Attachment, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Fearful Attachment, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recogn...
Tests: RQ Attachment + UCLA Loneliness...
PI-48Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Sleep Difficulty, Depressive Symptoms, and Repetitive Negative Thinking
Sleep Difficulty, Depressive Symptoms, and Repetitive Negative Thinking appear together in your self-reported responses....
Tests: PROMIS Sleep + PHQ-9...
Cross-test Connections (62)
TC-003Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Emotional Reactivity and Depressive Symptoms
Emotional Reactivity and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an as...
Tests: Big Five neuroticism + PHQ-9
TC-004Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Mood and Sleep Difficulty
Mood and Sleep Difficulty appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association between t...
Tests: PHQ-9 (depressive symptoms) + PROMIS Sleep
TC-007Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety and Trauma Symptoms
Anxiety and Trauma Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association between...
Tests: GAD-7 + PCL-5
TC-008Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety and Repetitive Negative Thinking
Anxiety and Repetitive Negative Thinking appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associ...
Tests: GAD-7 + PTQ
TC-009Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety and Self-Demanding Control Beliefs
Anxiety and Self-Demanding Control Beliefs appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: GAD-7 (anxiety symptoms) + PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs
TC-010Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms and Emotion Suppression
Anxiety Symptoms and Emotion Suppression appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associ...
Tests: GAD-7 + ERQ-S suppression
TC-012Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Trauma/Dissociation Symptoms
Attention Concerns and Trauma/Dissociation Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppor...
Tests: ASRS + PCL-5/DSS-B
TC-015Connection
Common Belief:
“Attention difficulties always have one clear cause.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns Without Elevated Current Mood, Anxiety, or Trauma Screens
Your attention-related responses are elevated while the current mood, anxiety, and trauma screens used in this rule are ...
Tests: ASRS + PHQ-9...
TC-016Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Dissociation
Trauma Symptoms and Dissociation appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association be...
Tests: PCL-5 (trauma symptoms) + DSS-B (dissociation)
TC-017Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Higher Dissociation
Trauma Symptoms and Higher Dissociation appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associa...
Tests: PCL-5 + DSS-B
TC-021Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Lower Sense of Meaning
Burnout and Lower Sense of Meaning appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association ...
Tests: CBI + MLQ presence
TC-022Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Self-Demanding Control Beliefs
Burnout and Self-Demanding Control Beliefs appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: CBI (burnout) + PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs
TC-026Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Avoidance and Loneliness
Attachment Avoidance and Loneliness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association...
Tests: RQ + UCLA Loneliness
TC-027Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Fearful Attachment and Emotional Symptoms
Fearful Attachment and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: RQ + PHQ-9/GAD-7/UCLA Loneliness
TC-029Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Emotional Reactivity and Emotional Symptoms
Emotional Reactivity and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ass...
Tests: Big Five neuroticism + symptom measures
TC-031Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Emotion Suppression and Emotional Symptoms
Emotion Suppression and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: ERQ-S suppression + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-032Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Reappraisal and Emotional Symptoms
Lower Reappraisal and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associ...
Tests: ERQ-S reappraisal + symptom measures
TC-033Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Meaning-Related Responses and Depressive Symptoms
Meaning-Related Responses and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support ...
Tests: MLQ presence/search + PHQ-9
TC-034Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Sense of Meaning Alongside Emotional Symptoms
Sense of Meaning Alongside Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an a...
Tests: MLQ presence + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-035Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Life Satisfaction Alongside Emotional Symptoms
Life Satisfaction Alongside Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ...
Tests: ONS-4 life satisfaction + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-036Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Parenting Relationship Closeness and Meaning
Parenting Relationship Closeness and Meaning appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an as...
Tests: CPRS-SF + MLQ presence
TC-038Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Emotion Suppression
Burnout and Emotion Suppression appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association bet...
Tests: CBI (burnout) + ERQ-S (emotion suppression)
TC-039Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Openness and Search for Meaning
Openness and Search for Meaning appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association bet...
Tests: Big Five openness + MLQ search...
TC-040Connection
Common Belief:
“A difficult emotional or relationship pattern must have one clinical label.”
What Data Reveals:
Abandonment and Identity-Related Beliefs, Fearful Attachment, and Lower Reappraisal
Your responses show abandonment and identity-related beliefs, a fearful attachment response pattern, and lower reported ...
Tests: PBQ-SF abandonment/identity-related belief domain + RQ attachment questionnaire...
TC-041Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating and Obsessive-Compulsive Concerns
Eating and Obsessive-Compulsive Concerns appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associ...
Tests: EDE-QS (eating concerns) + DOCS (obsessive-compulsive concerns)
TC-042Connection
Common Belief:
“Difficulties around eating are simply a matter of willpower.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Emotion Regulation
Eating concerns and emotion-regulation difficulties are associated in research. Your scores show this combination, but t...
Tests: EDE-QS (eating concerns) + ERQ-S (emotion regulation)...
TC-043Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Trauma/Dissociation Symptoms
Eating Concerns and Trauma/Dissociation Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support a...
Tests: EDE-QS + PCL-5/DSS-B
TC-046Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Responsibility/Harm Concerns and Depressive Symptoms
Responsibility/Harm Concerns and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppo...
Tests: DOCS responsibility-for-harm dimension + PHQ-9
TC-047Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Intrusive-Thought Concerns and Emotional Symptoms
Intrusive-Thought Concerns and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support ...
Tests: DOCS unacceptable-thoughts dimension + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-052Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Sleep Difficulty, Lower Reappraisal, and Emotional Symptoms
Sleep Difficulty, Lower Reappraisal, and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research ca...
Tests: PROMIS Sleep + ERQ-S...
TC-055Connection
Common Belief:
“A result below a screening cutoff has no useful context at all.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Lower-Band Mood-Elevation Screening Responses
Your current depressive-symptom responses occur alongside several mood-elevation screening responses that are below the ...
Tests: PHQ-9 + Mood Disorder Questionnaire (MDQ)
TC-062Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Extraversion, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Lower Extraversion, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can su...
Tests: Big Five extraversion + UCLA Loneliness...
TC-064Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Desire and Higher Sexual Satisfaction
Lower Desire and Higher Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ass...
Tests: SDI-2 dyadic desire + GMSEX sexual satisfaction
TC-067Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs and Conscientiousness
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs and Conscientiousness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppo...
Tests: PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs + Big Five conscientiousness
TC-068Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Avoidant Beliefs and Attachment Avoidance
Avoidant Beliefs and Attachment Avoidance appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: PBQ-SF avoidant beliefs + RQ attachment questionnaire
TC-069Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Dependency-Related Beliefs and Attachment Anxiety
Dependency-Related Beliefs and Attachment Anxiety appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support ...
Tests: PBQ-SF dependent beliefs + RQ attachment questionnaire
TC-070Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Mistrust-Related Beliefs and Attachment Insecurity
Mistrust-Related Beliefs and Attachment Insecurity appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support...
Tests: PBQ-SF mistrust-related beliefs + RQ attachment questionnaire
TC-072Connection
Common Belief:
“A difficult relationship pattern has one simple explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Abandonment and Identity-Related Beliefs with Fearful Attachment
Your responses show abandonment and identity-related beliefs alongside a fearful attachment response pattern. Research f...
Tests: PBQ-SF abandonment/identity-related belief domain + RQ attachment questionnaire
TC-083Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Insecurity and Parenting Relationship Experience
Attachment Insecurity and Parenting Relationship Experience appear together in your self-reported responses. Research ca...
Tests: RQ attachment questionnaire + CPRS-SF
TC-085Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs and Parenting Relationship Strain
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs and Parenting Relationship Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Resear...
Tests: PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs + CPRS-SF
TC-093Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Anxiety, Emotional Reactivity, and Loneliness
Attachment Anxiety, Emotional Reactivity, and Loneliness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can s...
Tests: RQ attachment questionnaire + Big Five neuroticism...
TC-096Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs, Burnout, and Depressive Symptoms
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs, Burnout, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Resear...
Tests: PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs + CBI...
TC-097Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms, Attachment Insecurity, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Trauma Symptoms, Attachment Insecurity, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported respon...
Tests: PCL-5 + RQ...
TC-100Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Repetitive Negative Thinking and Emotional Symptoms
Repetitive Negative Thinking and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppor...
Tests: PTQ + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-103Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Lower Sense of Meaning
Depressive Symptoms and Lower Sense of Meaning appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ...
Tests: PHQ-9 (depressive symptoms) + MLQ presence of meaning
TC-115Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Multiple Interpersonal-Belief Domains
Multiple Interpersonal-Belief Domains appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associati...
Tests: PBQ-SF interpersonal-belief dimensions
TC-030Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Repetitive Negative Thinking
Trauma-related responses and repetitive negative thinking appear together. Published research supports an association be...
Tests: PCL-5 + PTQ
TC-037Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Sleep Difficulty and Sexual-Wellbeing Concerns
Sleep difficulty and a sexual-wellbeing concern appear together. Published research supports an association between thes...
Tests: PROMIS Sleep + GMSEX...
TC-050Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Loneliness
Eating concerns and loneliness appear together. Published research supports an association between these areas at a grou...
Tests: EDE-QS + UCLA Loneliness
TC-054Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Substance-Use Concerns and Loneliness
Substance-use concerns and loneliness appear together. Published research supports an association between these areas at...
Tests: TAPS + UCLA Loneliness
TC-061Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Substance-Use Concerns and Sleep Difficulty
Substance-use concerns and sleep difficulty appear together. Published research supports an association between these ar...
Tests: TAPS + PROMIS Sleep
TC-071Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Emotion-Regulation Strain
Attention concerns and emotion-regulation strain appear together. Published research supports an association between the...
Tests: ASRS + ERQ-S
TC-074Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Insecurity and Emotion-Regulation Style
Attachment insecurity and an emotion-regulation style difference appear together. Published research supports an associa...
Tests: RQ + ERQ-S
TC-075Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Meaning Presence and Loneliness
Lower meaning presence and loneliness appear together. Published research supports an association between these areas at...
Tests: MLQ + UCLA Loneliness
TC-076Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Repetitive Negative Thinking
Eating concerns and repetitive negative thinking appear together. Published research supports an association between the...
Tests: EDE-QS + PTQ
TC-077Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Obsessive-Compulsive Concerns and Dissociative Experiences
Obsessive-compulsive concerns and dissociative experiences appear together. Published research supports an association b...
Tests: DOCS + DSS-B
TC-078Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Attachment Insecurity
Eating concerns and attachment insecurity appear together. Published research supports an association between these area...
Tests: EDE-QS + RQ
TC-079Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Obsessive-Compulsive Concerns and Attachment Insecurity
Obsessive-compulsive concerns and attachment insecurity appear together. Published research supports an association betw...
Tests: DOCS + RQ
TC-080Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Sleep Difficulty
Eating concerns and sleep difficulty appear together. Published research supports an association between these areas at ...
Tests: EDE-QS + PROMIS Sleep
TC-087Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Obsessive-Compulsive Concerns and Sleep Difficulty
Obsessive-compulsive concerns and sleep difficulty appear together. Published research supports an association between t...
Tests: DOCS + PROMIS Sleep
TC-089Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Wellbeing and Sleep Difficulty
Lower reported wellbeing and sleep difficulty appear together. Published research supports an association between these ...
Tests: ONS-4 + PROMIS Sleep
TC-090Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Wellbeing and Loneliness
Lower reported wellbeing and loneliness appear together. Published research supports an association between these areas ...
Tests: ONS-4 + UCLA Loneliness
Insights about emotional patterns, wellbeing, recovery, and building resilience for lasting change.
Whole-picture Patterns (17)
PI-01Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms with Additional Check-up Signals
Depressive Symptoms with Additional Check-up Signals appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognize...
Tests: PHQ-9 + CBI...
PI-02Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns with Other Check-up Signals
Attention Concerns with Other Check-up Signals appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes mean...
Tests: ASRS + PCL-5...
PI-04Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms with Dissociation and Attachment Insecurity
Trauma Symptoms with Dissociation and Attachment Insecurity appear together in your self-reported responses. Research re...
Tests: PCL-5 + DSS-B...
PI-05Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms with Additional Check-up Signals
Anxiety Symptoms with Additional Check-up Signals appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes m...
Tests: GAD-7 + PCL-5...
PI-10Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Meaning Present Alongside Current Emotional Symptoms
Meaning Present Alongside Current Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognize...
Tests: MLQ Presence + PHQ-9/GAD-7
PI-11Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Low Meaning Presence, Active Meaning Search, and Depressive Symptoms
Low Meaning Presence, Active Meaning Search, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Re...
Tests: MLQ Presence + MLQ Search...
PI-13Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Lower Organisational Style
Attention Concerns and Lower Organisational Style appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes m...
Tests: ASRS + Big Five Conscientiousness
PI-14Pattern
Common Belief:
“Keeping emotions private always means they are handled.”
What Data Reveals:
Emotion Regulation and Repetitive Thinking
Emotion Regulation and Repetitive Thinking appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningf...
Tests: ERQ-S + PTQ...
PI-15Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Emotional Reactivity, Lower Organisational Style, and Multiple Check-up Signals
Emotional Reactivity, Lower Organisational Style, and Multiple Check-up Signals appear together in your self-reported re...
Tests: Big Five Neuroticism + Big Five Conscientiousness...
PI-17Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
PHQ-9 Symptom Emphasis
Your PHQ-9 responses show greater {emphasis} emphasis within this screen. This is a descriptive view of the items you en...
Tests: PHQ-9 physical-symptom and cognitive/emotional item groups
PI-23Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Interpersonal Self-Beliefs and Depressive Symptoms
Interpersonal Self-Beliefs and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes ...
Tests: PBQ-SF Narcissistic beliefs + PHQ-9
PI-29Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma and Anxiety Symptoms
Trauma and Anxiety Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningful associations...
Tests: PCL-5 + GAD-7
PI-36Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
High Emotional Reactivity, Extraversion, and Conscientiousness
High Emotional Reactivity, Extraversion, and Conscientiousness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research...
Tests: Big Five Neuroticism + Extraversion...
PI-42Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Multiple Elevated Check-up Areas
Multiple Elevated Check-up Areas appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningful associa...
Tests: multiple symptom measures + PHQ-9...
PI-43Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Repetitive Negative Thinking with Depressive Symptoms
Repetitive Negative Thinking with Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recogniz...
Tests: PTQ + PHQ-9...
PI-44Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Current Symptom Screens and Higher Meaning
Lower Current Symptom Screens and Higher Meaning appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes me...
Tests: PHQ-9 + GAD-7...
PI-48Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Sleep Difficulty, Depressive Symptoms, and Repetitive Negative Thinking
Sleep Difficulty, Depressive Symptoms, and Repetitive Negative Thinking appear together in your self-reported responses....
Tests: PROMIS Sleep + PHQ-9...
Cross-test Connections (65)
TC-001Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Depressive Symptoms
Burnout and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association bet...
Tests: CBI + PHQ-9
TC-002Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms
Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association bet...
Tests: PHQ-9 + GAD-7
TC-003Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Emotional Reactivity and Depressive Symptoms
Emotional Reactivity and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an as...
Tests: Big Five neuroticism + PHQ-9
TC-004Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Mood and Sleep Difficulty
Mood and Sleep Difficulty appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association between t...
Tests: PHQ-9 (depressive symptoms) + PROMIS Sleep
TC-005Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Parenting Relationship Experience
Depressive Symptoms and Parenting Relationship Experience appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can ...
Tests: PHQ-9 + CPRS-SF
TC-006Connection
Common Belief:
“A change in desire must mean that something is wrong with my relationship.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Reduced Sexual Desire
Depressive symptoms and reduced sexual desire can occur together. This result does not identify why desire changed: rela...
Tests: PHQ-9 (depressive symptoms) + SDI-2 dyadic desire
TC-007Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety and Trauma Symptoms
Anxiety and Trauma Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association between...
Tests: GAD-7 + PCL-5
TC-008Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety and Repetitive Negative Thinking
Anxiety and Repetitive Negative Thinking appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associ...
Tests: GAD-7 + PTQ
TC-009Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety and Self-Demanding Control Beliefs
Anxiety and Self-Demanding Control Beliefs appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: GAD-7 (anxiety symptoms) + PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs
TC-010Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms and Emotion Suppression
Anxiety Symptoms and Emotion Suppression appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associ...
Tests: GAD-7 + ERQ-S suppression
TC-011Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Anxiety Symptoms
Attention Concerns and Anxiety Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associa...
Tests: ASRS + GAD-7
TC-012Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Trauma/Dissociation Symptoms
Attention Concerns and Trauma/Dissociation Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppor...
Tests: ASRS + PCL-5/DSS-B
TC-013Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Depressive Symptoms
Attention Concerns and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: ASRS + PHQ-9
TC-014Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Sleep Difficulty
Attention Concerns and Sleep Difficulty appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associa...
Tests: ASRS + PROMIS Sleep
TC-015Connection
Common Belief:
“Attention difficulties always have one clear cause.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns Without Elevated Current Mood, Anxiety, or Trauma Screens
Your attention-related responses are elevated while the current mood, anxiety, and trauma screens used in this rule are ...
Tests: ASRS + PHQ-9...
TC-016Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Dissociation
Trauma Symptoms and Dissociation appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association be...
Tests: PCL-5 (trauma symptoms) + DSS-B (dissociation)
TC-017Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Higher Dissociation
Trauma Symptoms and Higher Dissociation appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associa...
Tests: PCL-5 + DSS-B
TC-018Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Attachment Insecurity
Trauma Symptoms and Attachment Insecurity appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: PCL-5 + RQ
TC-019Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Parenting Relationship Strain
Trauma Symptoms and Parenting Relationship Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support ...
Tests: PCL-5 (trauma symptoms) + CPRS-SF (parent-child relationship experience)
TC-020Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Substance-Use Concerns
Trauma Symptoms and Substance-Use Concerns appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: PCL-5 + TAPS
TC-023Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout, Sleep Difficulty, and Depressive Symptoms
Burnout, Sleep Difficulty, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support...
Tests: CBI + PROMIS Sleep...
TC-024Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Client-Related Work Strain
Client-Related Work Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association between ...
Tests: CBI client-related and personal burnout subscales
TC-025Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Anxiety and Loneliness
Attachment Anxiety and Loneliness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association b...
Tests: RQ + UCLA Loneliness
TC-027Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Fearful Attachment and Emotional Symptoms
Fearful Attachment and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: RQ + PHQ-9/GAD-7/UCLA Loneliness
TC-029Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Emotional Reactivity and Emotional Symptoms
Emotional Reactivity and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ass...
Tests: Big Five neuroticism + symptom measures
TC-031Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Emotion Suppression and Emotional Symptoms
Emotion Suppression and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: ERQ-S suppression + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-032Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Reappraisal and Emotional Symptoms
Lower Reappraisal and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associ...
Tests: ERQ-S reappraisal + symptom measures
TC-033Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Meaning-Related Responses and Depressive Symptoms
Meaning-Related Responses and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support ...
Tests: MLQ presence/search + PHQ-9
TC-034Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Sense of Meaning Alongside Emotional Symptoms
Sense of Meaning Alongside Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an a...
Tests: MLQ presence + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-035Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Life Satisfaction Alongside Emotional Symptoms
Life Satisfaction Alongside Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ...
Tests: ONS-4 life satisfaction + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-040Connection
Common Belief:
“A difficult emotional or relationship pattern must have one clinical label.”
What Data Reveals:
Abandonment and Identity-Related Beliefs, Fearful Attachment, and Lower Reappraisal
Your responses show abandonment and identity-related beliefs, a fearful attachment response pattern, and lower reported ...
Tests: PBQ-SF abandonment/identity-related belief domain + RQ attachment questionnaire...
TC-041Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating and Obsessive-Compulsive Concerns
Eating and Obsessive-Compulsive Concerns appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associ...
Tests: EDE-QS (eating concerns) + DOCS (obsessive-compulsive concerns)
TC-042Connection
Common Belief:
“Difficulties around eating are simply a matter of willpower.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Emotion Regulation
Eating concerns and emotion-regulation difficulties are associated in research. Your scores show this combination, but t...
Tests: EDE-QS (eating concerns) + ERQ-S (emotion regulation)...
TC-043Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Trauma/Dissociation Symptoms
Eating Concerns and Trauma/Dissociation Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support a...
Tests: EDE-QS + PCL-5/DSS-B
TC-044Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Sexual Wellbeing
Eating Concerns and Sexual Wellbeing appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associatio...
Tests: EDE-QS + GMSEX/SDI-2
TC-045Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Contamination Concerns
Contamination Concerns appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association between thes...
Tests: DOCS contamination dimension
TC-046Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Responsibility/Harm Concerns and Depressive Symptoms
Responsibility/Harm Concerns and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppo...
Tests: DOCS responsibility-for-harm dimension + PHQ-9
TC-047Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Intrusive-Thought Concerns and Emotional Symptoms
Intrusive-Thought Concerns and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support ...
Tests: DOCS unacceptable-thoughts dimension + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-048Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Obsessive-Compulsive Concerns and Anxiety Symptoms
Obsessive-Compulsive Concerns and Anxiety Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support...
Tests: DOCS + GAD-7
TC-049Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Sleep Difficulty and Anxiety or Trauma Symptoms
Sleep Difficulty and Anxiety or Trauma Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an...
Tests: PROMIS Sleep + GAD-7/PCL-5
TC-051Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Intrusions and Sleep Difficulty
Trauma Intrusions and Sleep Difficulty appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associat...
Tests: PCL-5 intrusion cluster + PROMIS Sleep
TC-052Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Sleep Difficulty, Lower Reappraisal, and Emotional Symptoms
Sleep Difficulty, Lower Reappraisal, and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research ca...
Tests: PROMIS Sleep + ERQ-S...
TC-053Connection
Common Belief:
“Current depressive symptoms tell the whole story about a person's mood experiences.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Mood-Elevation Screening Responses
Your current depressive-symptom responses occur alongside elevated answers on a mood-elevation screening measure. This c...
Tests: PHQ-9 + Mood Disorder Questionnaire (MDQ)
TC-055Connection
Common Belief:
“A result below a screening cutoff has no useful context at all.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Lower-Band Mood-Elevation Screening Responses
Your current depressive-symptom responses occur alongside several mood-elevation screening responses that are below the ...
Tests: PHQ-9 + Mood Disorder Questionnaire (MDQ)
TC-056Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Substance-Use Concerns and Emotional Symptoms
Substance-Use Concerns and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an a...
Tests: TAPS + PHQ-9/GAD-7/PCL-5
TC-057Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Substance-Use Concerns
Attention Concerns and Substance-Use Concerns appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an a...
Tests: ASRS + TAPS
TC-058Connection
Common Belief:
“These concerns must be completely unrelated.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Substance-Use Concerns
Trauma symptoms and substance-use concerns commonly co-occur. Your responses show both areas; they do not establish a ca...
Tests: PCL-5 (trauma symptoms) + TAPS (substance-use screening)
TC-059Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms and Alcohol-Use Concerns
Anxiety Symptoms and Alcohol-Use Concerns appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: GAD-7 (anxiety symptoms) + TAPS alcohol screen
TC-060Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Loneliness and Depressive Symptoms
Loneliness and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association ...
Tests: UCLA Loneliness + PHQ-9
TC-065Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Desire and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Lower Desire and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: SDI-2 dyadic desire + GMSEX sexual satisfaction
TC-066Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Anxiety Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ...
Tests: GAD-7 + GMSEX
TC-067Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs and Conscientiousness
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs and Conscientiousness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppo...
Tests: PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs + Big Five conscientiousness
TC-072Connection
Common Belief:
“A difficult relationship pattern has one simple explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Abandonment and Identity-Related Beliefs with Fearful Attachment
Your responses show abandonment and identity-related beliefs alongside a fearful attachment response pattern. Research f...
Tests: PBQ-SF abandonment/identity-related belief domain + RQ attachment questionnaire
TC-073Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms Alongside High Engagement Traits
Depressive Symptoms Alongside High Engagement Traits appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppo...
Tests: PHQ-9 (depressive symptoms) + Big Five conscientiousness and extraversion
TC-081Connection
Common Belief:
“A parent-child relationship response reveals exactly what is happening for the child.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms and Parent-Reported Child Reliance
Your anxiety responses appear alongside a higher parent-reported level of your child relying on you. This is a relations...
Tests: GAD-7 + CPRS-SF parent-report dependence dimension
TC-086Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Burnout, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an as...
Tests: CBI (burnout) + UCLA Loneliness...
TC-088Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Substance-Use Concerns and Parenting Relationship Strain
Substance-Use Concerns and Parenting Relationship Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can s...
Tests: TAPS + CPRS-SF
TC-091Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Trauma Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an a...
Tests: PCL-5 + GMSEX
TC-092Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Depressive Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support ...
Tests: PHQ-9 + GMSEX
TC-096Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs, Burnout, and Depressive Symptoms
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs, Burnout, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Resear...
Tests: PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs + CBI...
TC-097Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms, Attachment Insecurity, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Trauma Symptoms, Attachment Insecurity, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported respon...
Tests: PCL-5 + RQ...
TC-100Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Repetitive Negative Thinking and Emotional Symptoms
Repetitive Negative Thinking and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppor...
Tests: PTQ + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-101Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Dissociation and Depressive Symptoms
Dissociation and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associatio...
Tests: DSS-B + PHQ-9
TC-103Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Lower Sense of Meaning
Depressive Symptoms and Lower Sense of Meaning appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ...
Tests: PHQ-9 (depressive symptoms) + MLQ presence of meaning
TC-115Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Multiple Interpersonal-Belief Domains
Multiple Interpersonal-Belief Domains appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associati...
Tests: PBQ-SF interpersonal-belief dimensions
Insights about attachment patterns, loneliness, trust, and how your psychology shapes your closest relationships.
Whole-picture Patterns (6)
PI-12Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Insecure Attachment, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Insecure Attachment, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recog...
Tests: RQ Attachment + UCLA Loneliness...
PI-21Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention/Impulsivity Signals and Interpersonal Style
Attention/Impulsivity Signals and Interpersonal Style appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recogniz...
Tests: ASRS + Big Five Agreeableness
PI-26Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Parent Emotional Strain and Parent-Child Relationship Responses
Parent Emotional Strain and Parent-Child Relationship Responses appear together in your self-reported responses. Researc...
Tests: parent symptom measures + CPRS-SF
PI-33Pattern
Common Belief:
“These experiences are unrelated and need to be understood separately.”
What Data Reveals:
Loneliness, Mood, and Sleep Strain
Loneliness, Mood, and Sleep Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningful assoc...
Tests: UCLA Loneliness + PHQ-9...
PI-41Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Secure Attachment with Lower Current Loneliness and Emotional Strain
Secure Attachment with Lower Current Loneliness and Emotional Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Re...
Tests: RQ Attachment + UCLA Loneliness...
PI-46Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Fearful Attachment, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Fearful Attachment, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recogn...
Tests: RQ Attachment + UCLA Loneliness...
Cross-test Connections (36)
TC-006Connection
Common Belief:
“A change in desire must mean that something is wrong with my relationship.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Reduced Sexual Desire
Depressive symptoms and reduced sexual desire can occur together. This result does not identify why desire changed: rela...
Tests: PHQ-9 (depressive symptoms) + SDI-2 dyadic desire
TC-010Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms and Emotion Suppression
Anxiety Symptoms and Emotion Suppression appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associ...
Tests: GAD-7 + ERQ-S suppression
TC-016Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Dissociation
Trauma Symptoms and Dissociation appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association be...
Tests: PCL-5 (trauma symptoms) + DSS-B (dissociation)
TC-018Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Attachment Insecurity
Trauma Symptoms and Attachment Insecurity appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: PCL-5 + RQ
TC-025Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Anxiety and Loneliness
Attachment Anxiety and Loneliness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association b...
Tests: RQ + UCLA Loneliness
TC-026Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Avoidance and Loneliness
Attachment Avoidance and Loneliness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association...
Tests: RQ + UCLA Loneliness
TC-027Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Fearful Attachment and Emotional Symptoms
Fearful Attachment and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: RQ + PHQ-9/GAD-7/UCLA Loneliness
TC-028Connection
Common Belief:
“Changes in intimacy have one simple explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Patterns and Sexual Wellbeing
Attachment insecurity and lower sexual wellbeing are associated in research. Your responses may be useful context for re...
Tests: RQ attachment questionnaire + GMSEX (sexual satisfaction)
TC-038Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Emotion Suppression
Burnout and Emotion Suppression appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association bet...
Tests: CBI (burnout) + ERQ-S (emotion suppression)
TC-040Connection
Common Belief:
“A difficult emotional or relationship pattern must have one clinical label.”
What Data Reveals:
Abandonment and Identity-Related Beliefs, Fearful Attachment, and Lower Reappraisal
Your responses show abandonment and identity-related beliefs, a fearful attachment response pattern, and lower reported ...
Tests: PBQ-SF abandonment/identity-related belief domain + RQ attachment questionnaire...
TC-044Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Sexual Wellbeing
Eating Concerns and Sexual Wellbeing appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associatio...
Tests: EDE-QS + GMSEX/SDI-2
TC-059Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms and Alcohol-Use Concerns
Anxiety Symptoms and Alcohol-Use Concerns appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: GAD-7 (anxiety symptoms) + TAPS alcohol screen
TC-060Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Loneliness and Depressive Symptoms
Loneliness and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association ...
Tests: UCLA Loneliness + PHQ-9
TC-062Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Extraversion, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Lower Extraversion, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can su...
Tests: Big Five extraversion + UCLA Loneliness...
TC-063Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Higher Desire and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Higher Desire and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ass...
Tests: SDI-2 dyadic desire + GMSEX
TC-064Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Desire and Higher Sexual Satisfaction
Lower Desire and Higher Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ass...
Tests: SDI-2 dyadic desire + GMSEX sexual satisfaction
TC-065Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Desire and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Lower Desire and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: SDI-2 dyadic desire + GMSEX sexual satisfaction
TC-066Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Anxiety Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an ...
Tests: GAD-7 + GMSEX
TC-068Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Avoidant Beliefs and Attachment Avoidance
Avoidant Beliefs and Attachment Avoidance appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: PBQ-SF avoidant beliefs + RQ attachment questionnaire
TC-069Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Dependency-Related Beliefs and Attachment Anxiety
Dependency-Related Beliefs and Attachment Anxiety appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support ...
Tests: PBQ-SF dependent beliefs + RQ attachment questionnaire
TC-070Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Mistrust-Related Beliefs and Attachment Insecurity
Mistrust-Related Beliefs and Attachment Insecurity appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support...
Tests: PBQ-SF mistrust-related beliefs + RQ attachment questionnaire
TC-072Connection
Common Belief:
“A difficult relationship pattern has one simple explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Abandonment and Identity-Related Beliefs with Fearful Attachment
Your responses show abandonment and identity-related beliefs alongside a fearful attachment response pattern. Research f...
Tests: PBQ-SF abandonment/identity-related belief domain + RQ attachment questionnaire
TC-082Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Parenting Relationship Strain and Emotional Symptoms
Parenting Relationship Strain and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppo...
Tests: CPRS-SF + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-083Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Insecurity and Parenting Relationship Experience
Attachment Insecurity and Parenting Relationship Experience appear together in your self-reported responses. Research ca...
Tests: RQ attachment questionnaire + CPRS-SF
TC-091Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Trauma Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an a...
Tests: PCL-5 + GMSEX
TC-092Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Depressive Symptoms and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support ...
Tests: PHQ-9 + GMSEX
TC-093Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Anxiety, Emotional Reactivity, and Loneliness
Attachment Anxiety, Emotional Reactivity, and Loneliness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can s...
Tests: RQ attachment questionnaire + Big Five neuroticism...
TC-095Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Burnout and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associati...
Tests: CBI + GMSEX
TC-097Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms, Attachment Insecurity, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Trauma Symptoms, Attachment Insecurity, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported respon...
Tests: PCL-5 + RQ...
TC-050Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Loneliness
Eating concerns and loneliness appear together. Published research supports an association between these areas at a grou...
Tests: EDE-QS + UCLA Loneliness
TC-054Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Substance-Use Concerns and Loneliness
Substance-use concerns and loneliness appear together. Published research supports an association between these areas at...
Tests: TAPS + UCLA Loneliness
TC-074Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Insecurity and Emotion-Regulation Style
Attachment insecurity and an emotion-regulation style difference appear together. Published research supports an associa...
Tests: RQ + ERQ-S
TC-075Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Meaning Presence and Loneliness
Lower meaning presence and loneliness appear together. Published research supports an association between these areas at...
Tests: MLQ + UCLA Loneliness
TC-078Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Eating Concerns and Attachment Insecurity
Eating concerns and attachment insecurity appear together. Published research supports an association between these area...
Tests: EDE-QS + RQ
TC-079Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Obsessive-Compulsive Concerns and Attachment Insecurity
Obsessive-compulsive concerns and attachment insecurity appear together. Published research supports an association betw...
Tests: DOCS + RQ
TC-090Connection
Common Belief:
“When two areas appear together, one must be causing the other.”
What Data Reveals:
Lower Wellbeing and Loneliness
Lower reported wellbeing and loneliness appear together. Published research supports an association between these areas ...
Tests: ONS-4 + UCLA Loneliness
Insights about burnout, achievement, work-life balance, and finding meaning in your professional life.
Whole-picture Patterns (4)
PI-28Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Intimacy, Attachment, and Emotional Strain
Intimacy, Attachment, and Emotional Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningf...
Tests: GMSEX/SDI-2 + RQ Attachment...
PI-37Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Reappraisal and Organisational Strengths with Lower Current Burnout
Reappraisal and Organisational Strengths with Lower Current Burnout appear together in your self-reported responses. Res...
Tests: Big Five Conscientiousness + ERQ-S Reappraisal...
PI-38Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Sleep Difficulty with Depressive Symptoms, Without Elevated Burnout
Sleep Difficulty with Depressive Symptoms, Without Elevated Burnout appear together in your self-reported responses. Res...
Tests: PROMIS Sleep + PHQ-9...
PI-40Pattern
Common Belief:
“When several results appear together, they must point to one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety and Burnout Symptoms Together
Anxiety and Burnout Symptoms Together appear together in your self-reported responses. Research recognizes meaningful as...
Tests: GAD-7 + CBI
Cross-test Connections (15)
TC-001Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Depressive Symptoms
Burnout and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association bet...
Tests: CBI + PHQ-9
TC-009Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety and Self-Demanding Control Beliefs
Anxiety and Self-Demanding Control Beliefs appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: GAD-7 (anxiety symptoms) + PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs
TC-011Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Anxiety Symptoms
Attention Concerns and Anxiety Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associa...
Tests: ASRS + GAD-7
TC-014Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns and Sleep Difficulty
Attention Concerns and Sleep Difficulty appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associa...
Tests: ASRS + PROMIS Sleep
TC-015Connection
Common Belief:
“Attention difficulties always have one clear cause.”
What Data Reveals:
Attention Concerns Without Elevated Current Mood, Anxiety, or Trauma Screens
Your attention-related responses are elevated while the current mood, anxiety, and trauma screens used in this rule are ...
Tests: ASRS + PHQ-9...
TC-021Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Lower Sense of Meaning
Burnout and Lower Sense of Meaning appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association ...
Tests: CBI + MLQ presence
TC-022Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Self-Demanding Control Beliefs
Burnout and Self-Demanding Control Beliefs appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an asso...
Tests: CBI (burnout) + PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs
TC-023Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout, Sleep Difficulty, and Depressive Symptoms
Burnout, Sleep Difficulty, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support...
Tests: CBI + PROMIS Sleep...
TC-024Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Client-Related Work Strain
Client-Related Work Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association between ...
Tests: CBI client-related and personal burnout subscales
TC-038Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Emotion Suppression
Burnout and Emotion Suppression appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an association bet...
Tests: CBI (burnout) + ERQ-S (emotion suppression)
TC-067Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs and Conscientiousness
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs and Conscientiousness appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppo...
Tests: PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs + Big Five conscientiousness
TC-073Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms Alongside High Engagement Traits
Depressive Symptoms Alongside High Engagement Traits appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppo...
Tests: PHQ-9 (depressive symptoms) + Big Five conscientiousness and extraversion
TC-084Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Parenting Relationship Strain
Burnout and Parenting Relationship Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: CBI + CPRS-SF
TC-095Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Lower Sexual Satisfaction
Burnout and Lower Sexual Satisfaction appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an associati...
Tests: CBI + GMSEX
TC-096Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs, Burnout, and Depressive Symptoms
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs, Burnout, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Resear...
Tests: PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs + CBI...
Insights about parent-child relationships, family patterns, developmental influences, and intergenerational dynamics.
Cross-test Connections (10)
TC-005Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Depressive Symptoms and Parenting Relationship Experience
Depressive Symptoms and Parenting Relationship Experience appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can ...
Tests: PHQ-9 + CPRS-SF
TC-019Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Trauma Symptoms and Parenting Relationship Strain
Trauma Symptoms and Parenting Relationship Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support ...
Tests: PCL-5 (trauma symptoms) + CPRS-SF (parent-child relationship experience)
TC-036Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Parenting Relationship Closeness and Meaning
Parenting Relationship Closeness and Meaning appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an as...
Tests: CPRS-SF + MLQ presence
TC-081Connection
Common Belief:
“A parent-child relationship response reveals exactly what is happening for the child.”
What Data Reveals:
Anxiety Symptoms and Parent-Reported Child Reliance
Your anxiety responses appear alongside a higher parent-reported level of your child relying on you. This is a relations...
Tests: GAD-7 + CPRS-SF parent-report dependence dimension
TC-082Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Parenting Relationship Strain and Emotional Symptoms
Parenting Relationship Strain and Emotional Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can suppo...
Tests: CPRS-SF + PHQ-9/GAD-7
TC-083Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Attachment Insecurity and Parenting Relationship Experience
Attachment Insecurity and Parenting Relationship Experience appear together in your self-reported responses. Research ca...
Tests: RQ attachment questionnaire + CPRS-SF
TC-084Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout and Parenting Relationship Strain
Burnout and Parenting Relationship Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an assoc...
Tests: CBI + CPRS-SF
TC-085Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs and Parenting Relationship Strain
Self-Demanding Control Beliefs and Parenting Relationship Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Resear...
Tests: PBQ-SF obsessive-compulsive beliefs + CPRS-SF
TC-086Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Burnout, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms
Burnout, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can support an as...
Tests: CBI (burnout) + UCLA Loneliness...
TC-088Connection
Common Belief:
“A combination of responses must identify a diagnosis or one clear explanation.”
What Data Reveals:
Substance-Use Concerns and Parenting Relationship Strain
Substance-Use Concerns and Parenting Relationship Strain appear together in your self-reported responses. Research can s...
Tests: TAPS + CPRS-SF
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The Rilev Way
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Next Steps
The Old Way
The "Backstory" Grind
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Dead End
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The Rilev Way
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The Old Way
Permanent Record
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Data Harvesting
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The Rilev Way
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The Old Way
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The Scope
The Old Way
Deep but Narrow
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Shallow
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The Old Way
A Label
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Frequently Asked
No — Rilev Pro is not anonymous. As a professional, you create an identified account to manage your dashboard. However, all individuals who take the assessment on Rilev.com are anonymous by design. They use Access Key accounts with no name, no email, and no identification. They can choose to share their results with you whenever they want.
After completing their anonymous assessment on Rilev.com, your clients can find your professional account using your email, give their consent, and share their results directly to your Pro dashboard — including all 23 scales, 68 outcomes, and a 127-item reviewed association library.
Yes. Rilev uses clinically validated instruments such as PHQ-9, GAD-7, and PCL-5. These tools are peer-reviewed and widely used in clinical and research settings. Rilev applies them in a structured, automated format to surface patterns and support interpretation.
Your dashboard lets you review shared client assessments, track trends over time, and access clinical insight summaries. Each shared report includes all 23 clinical scales and cross-test pattern analysis organized across 5 life domains.
Yes. Rilev Pro is built with healthcare-grade privacy controls. Client assessment data is protected by our Zero-Knowledge Architecture on the individual side, and your Pro dashboard maintains secure, encrypted access to shared reports. We are not a HIPAA-covered entity and do not act as a Business Associate.
Rilev provides structured, validated data that complements clinical judgment — not replaces it. Results can help professionals review patterns, track trends, and support more focused conversations and follow-up.
The Professional Dashboard is free and gives you full access to shared client reports. Enterprise plans add bulk assessment distribution, multi-practitioner management, department-level breakdowns, aggregate anonymized insights, and dedicated account support.