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Mar 18, 2013, 12:37 PM
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I scored a 139, which doesn't really mean much to me. I did score high in a few and that does raise concern. I guess my next step is to take these results to a professional?? Here are my results:
General coping 71 depression 66 anxiety 54 phobias 67 self esteem 83 eating disorder 60 mania 75 posttraumatic stress 75 obsessions/compulsions 63 BPD 79 I guess the numbers arent that bad? But then again everytime I take the quiz I get different numbers and my overall score goes up :/. |
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Mar 19, 2013, 10:41 PM
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Yes, it would be helpful to see a therapist and go over these results. Were any scores tagged as major issues or concerns? Do you sense that they are issues for you? 139 is not the highest score I've seen. It could be much worse. Do you feel like your life could be better if you get help?
Of course, now that you know the results, you probably are answering a bit differently--and it is true that the score can vary, especially on issues such as depression. 
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