[caramelcreme]

some of the questions assume people have a partner. there's no n/a box to tick if it isn't relevant to you and ticking not at all doesn't fairly reflect a person's life. there might be someone else close to you that you're in conflict with, e.g. a family member, esp if you live at home. There seems very little in there about family given the influence parents/children/siblings have

i'd like the questionnaire to say at the beginning how many questions there will be...

I think more self care questions would be useful. The test asked about some self-destructive habits but really seemed bias towards overeating, and addiction in various forms. But my poor self-care is in not setting structure for myself and sticking to it. Staying up excessively late every night, that sort of thing. I know you can't ask every question as the questionnaire is long as it is.

my sanity score was 62 which my army of psychologists, psychiatrists and doctors would be shocked about LOL. I think that's because that particular set of questions didn't happen to hit on my major issues. A test with a different bias might show them. I do know that any psych testing and personality profiles tend to show extremely elevated scores. My MMPI-2 is hilarious.

anyway it was interesting to do the test!!! semi-uplifting to have a low score although as I said before all but one of my health practitioners would very strongly disagree that I appear to be in generally good mental health, with some specific concerns or issues in your life