Separation Anxiety Test: what it measures and how to interpret your score
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In brief : Separation anxiety is not limited to children: it can persist or emerge in adulthood.
Separation anxiety is not limited to children: it can persist or emerge in adulthood. It is characterized by excessive and persistent fear of being separated from people to whom one is attached. This test evaluates three essential dimensions: distress experienced during separations, worry about losing a loved one, and emotional dependency behaviors. The results will help you better understand your relationship with attachment.
What the test measures
- Intensity of emotional and physical suffering during separation.
- Excessive fear that something bad will happen to a loved one or that they will disappear.
- Excessive need for the presence and approval of attachment figures.
How to interpret your score
Your result reads as an intensity, not a diagnosis:
- Low separation anxiety : Your level of separation anxiety is low. You manage separations well and maintain healthy and secure attachment with your loved ones.
- Moderate separation anxiety : You show signs of moderate separation anxiety. Separations affect you more than average and may influence your decisions.
- High separation anxiety : Your separation anxiety is significantly elevated. Fear of separation and loss impacts your daily life and life choices. Therapeutic support is recommended.
- Very high separation anxiety : Your separation anxiety is very high and constitutes a major source of suffering. Specialized therapeutic follow-up is strongly recommended to regain greater autonomy.
What your full report includes
Beyond the 5 free questions, the detailed PDF report (from EUR 1.99) includes:
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- Overall Score : Your overall separation anxiety score.
- Analysis by Dimension : Details of each dimension evaluated.
- Recommendations : Personalized recommendations based on your results.
- Resources : Useful resources for further exploration.
When to take this test
- You recognise yourself in separation, attachment, emotional dependency and want to see more clearly.
- You want a structured reading rather than a vague impression.
- You are looking for an objective starting point before talking to a professional if needed.
FAQ
How long does the test take? 25 questions, about 12 min. The first 5 are free. Does the test provide a diagnosis? No. It measures an intensity and gives you reference points; only a professional can make a diagnosis. Are my answers confidential? Yes: the test is 100% anonymous and the report is delivered directly to you.👉 Start the Separation Anxiety Test → — first 5 questions free, instant result, PDF report, 100% anonymous.
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