well......

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Pickle said:
It's too much pressure, Fuzz. The level of your, my ,our sanity being determined by a seemingly simple set of questions. It lulls you into a false sence of security until, Zappo! You get a high score and it tells you that you're insane!!!!!! Ohhhhhhh NOOOOOOOOO!!!
(((((((Fuzzy))))))))) Must take the quiz over again. Must be sane.
Fuzz, if you're insane then I want to go along for the ride, okay? You're fine. It probably fluctuates day to day anyway like someone else had suggested. Don't worry about it.

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Well we don't have any info about the statistical validity / reliability - e.g. test-retest reliability ...

I think DocJohn has pointed out that it's an indicator ONLY?

I don't like things like this so I am not gonna do it ... but I can see it may be useful to give some broad idea of potential issues (yes I poked around some of the questions).

It is what it is though ... remember the dangers of self-diagnosis (even though I know it is difficult to keep that in the back of your mind usually).

Oh dear...

General Coping 64
Life Events 38
Depression 66
Anxiety 45
Phobias 33
Self-Esteem 58
Eating Disorders 30
Schizophrenia 15
Dissociation 50
Mania 75
Sexual Issues 0
Relationship Issues 31
Alcohol 0
Drugs 0
Physical Issues 0
Smoking Issues 0
Gambling Issues 0
Technology Issues 63
Obsessions/Compulsions 25
Posttraumatic Stress 33
Borderline Traits 67

I'm not even manic! I don't even think I'm bipolar! What? What? All I can say is that the depression score was dead on. At least, that is according to me. (My mother thinks I'm totally fine, just going through a little teen moodiness. I know better.)

It appears as though the test has reliability as I originally scored a 44 and now I scored a 45. But as I said elsewhere I wish the questions had differentiated between pre-treated states and my current treated symptoms.