Question 1

What does the General Diagnostic test measure?

Accepted Answer

The General Diagnostic test is a complete psychological assessment of 64 questions covering 13 key mental health dimensions: anxiety, depression, self-esteem, stress, relationships, sleep, concentration, emotions, resilience, life satisfaction, anger and well-being. The scales used are scientifically validated (GAD-7, PHQ-9, Rosenberg, Perceived Stress Scale, etc.). The detailed PDF report provides scores, a radar chart and personalized recommendations.

Question 2

How long does the test take and how much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

The General Diagnostic test takes about 10 minutes for 64 questions. The full PDF report costs €2.90 (one-time payment, no subscription). No sign-up is required. Your answers are sent to our servers during the test — see our Privacy page for full detail.

Question 3

Who is the General Diagnostic test for?

Accepted Answer

The test is for adults (18 and over) wishing to do a comprehensive psychological assessment, whether out of curiosity, as a complement to ongoing therapy, or before a first consultation. It is particularly useful for identifying the dimensions to prioritize in therapeutic work. It provides a solid basis for orientation.

Question 4

What should I do with the results of the General Diagnostic test?

Accepted Answer

Results can be used in several ways: (1) self-assessment for better self-knowledge, (2) basis for discussion with a therapist at a first consultation, (3) monitoring progress over time by retaking the test after a few months of therapy, (4) identifying dimensions requiring deeper exploration (specialized tests on anxiety, early schemas, etc.). If scores are high or alarming, consult a professional.

General Psychological Assessment

13 dimensions assessed

Why this assessment?

General Psychological Assessment

13 dimensions assessed

Why this assessment?