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Sep 18, 2016, 07:47 PM
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With such a low score, it looks like I held back, but I didn't, I spent a long time trying to understand the questions and answer honestly. I do not have PTSD or an eating disorder. I know how it reached that conclusion but it's not accurate
General Coping 54 Life Events 28 Depression 41 Anxiety 37 Phobias 0 Self-Esteem 50 Eating Disorders 40 Schizophrenia 5 Dissociation 8 Mania 0 Sexual Issues 0 Relationship Issues 0 Alcohol 0 Drugs 0 Physical Issues  0Smoking Issues 0 Gambling Issues 0 Technology Issues 25 Obsessions/Compulsions 44 Posttraumatic Stress 58 Borderline Traits 54 |
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Sep 18, 2016, 08:31 PM
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Thanks for sharing your scores, Oyvind! The Skeezyks doesn't know how the Sanity Score test reaches the conclusions it reaches.
 When I took this test, some time ago now, I thought it made me out to be doing better than I thought I was doing. My personal opinion is it's just "food for thought". One can't take it too seriously...  
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