It's not a test that you can compare with others. It is to show you what you personally might want to work on in your life, where you might have issues. There are 288 possible points, I believe and the higher the score, the more there is to work on.

However, it's just an indicator, not really a "test". Think of the questions; I think Luke, who started the thread is 17, so probably not divorced yet or having too many relationship problems like that? :-) But you, at 44, have had the gamut of what life can throw at you, etc. have had jobs and relationships and other life stressors, etc. so it's probably a more realistic/helpful test for you to take, will be able to tell you more than Luke.

Look at where you scored high, that's probably where you want to start working if you see a therapist or, if it's medical problems, what you want to discuss with your doctor, etc. I score higher on medical problems and "life events" but I've had 20+ years therapy :-)