In a few minutes, find out where you stand on anxiety, burnout, sleep or attachment, and what to do next.
Free. No account or card. Results are private and never sold. For screening and self-reflection, not a diagnosis.
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Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and behavior: how people think, feel, learn, remember, decide, relate to one another, and change over a lifetime. It is both a research science and a helping profession. Researchers test ideas about attention, memory, personality, emotion and development against evidence, and clinicians, counselors and therapists apply that evidence to anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships and the ordinary problems of a life.
The field has many branches. Clinical and counseling psychology cover mental health and therapy. Personality psychology asks why people differ in lasting ways, from the Big Five, the field's main trait model, to the popular typologies people meet online, like attachment styles and the 16 personality types. Cognitive psychology studies thinking, memory and the biases that bend judgment. Developmental, social, educational and organizational psychology look at how we grow, how groups shape us, how we learn and how we work.
Psychology.com puts that science in your hands. Online since 1995, the site is a free mental health resource for adults: psychology tests built on established instruments with instant results, worksheets made by therapists, plain-language guides, and a therapist directory where license checks are dated on the profile. In the last 90 days alone, people finished more than 360,000 tests here.
Explore our psychology tests.
Measures how much worry is affecting your thoughts, your body, and your sleep. Built on the GAD-7, reviewed by Michael Callans, MSW.
Over the last two weeks, how often have you felt nervous, anxious, or on edge?
Not at all Several days More than half the days Nearly every dayAnswering takes you into the full test. Private, no account needed.
Ten clinical-style themes in the shape of the MMPI, written as original items. Educational, not the MMPI.
Profiles six traits linked to leadership success, with an honest read on where more is not better.
Two scores, not one: how anxious you are right now versus how anxious you usually are.
All 18 early maladaptive schemas in five domains, with your leading domain explained.
Find your sociotype across four Jungian dichotomies, with Model A and duality explained.
Also popular right now: childhood trauma test, narcissism test, sociopathy test, growth mindset test and BPD test.
Every assessment is built on an established screening instrument where one exists, and each names its reviewer and review date. A few minutes, at your pace.
Plain-language scores: what they measure, what they mean, and just as clearly, what they do not mean. Every range explained, nothing hidden.
Guides and tools that fit your result. And if a result suggests it, the option to be introduced to a licensed therapist. Your call, always.
Every result shows where you landed, how the ranges are drawn, and what a score like yours often looks like in daily life.
Every result page says what it is not: not a diagnosis, not treatment, not a verdict on you. That line is never buried.
A guide to read, a tool to try, and when a result suggests it, an introduction to a licensed therapist. You choose, or you close the tab.
Scores in this range usually indicate moderate anxiety. Talking with a licensed therapist is a common next step.
Sample result with fictional answers, shown in the real format.
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Free tests for anxiety, burnout, sleep, and attention. Results in plain language, tools that help, and a licensed therapist when you are ready.
A test is only useful if you can trust how it was made. Here is how every assessment on Psychology.com gets here.
Every test starts from established, validated screening instruments with published research behind them, adapted into plain language. We never invent a test from scratch.
Every test names its reviewer and review date. Michael Callans, MSW, Dr. Zoe Miller, MBChB, and Dr. David A. Brooks, PhD, ABPP review the questions, scoring rules, and interpretations before publication.
Each results page shows how your score was calculated and where the ranges come from. No black boxes, no mystery percentiles.
Your answers stay yours. We do not sell them, we do not use them for advertising, and no result is shared with anyone without your consent.
Not everything needs a score. Three simple practices you can start right now, free, no account needed.
Write down a worry, then record what happened. Over a few weeks the log shows how often your predictions came true.
Sort a deck of value cards to find the five that matter most to you. Takes about ten minutes.
Two minutes each morning. After two weeks you'll have a sleep record you can bring to a doctor.
Popular right now: feelings wheel, list of emotions, unhelpful thinking styles, distress tolerance skills, window of tolerance and list of strengths.
New: a collection of worksheets for kids and teens, plus grounding techniques, goal setting, rumination, conflict resolution, systematic desensitization and REBT.
Recently added: the DASS-21 test, positive data log, responsibility pie chart, CBT continuum, DBT DEAR MAN skills and validation practice.
Everything on the site is built around the assessments: the tools that follow a result, the statistics that put it in context, and the courses that go deeper, all reviewed before publishing.
Free, research-based screeners for personality, mood, anxiety, ADHD, trauma and more, with instant results.
Browse testsOver 200 worksheets and exercises from CBT, DBT and ACT, ready to download and use today.
Browse toolsAll 16 types and the temperaments behind them, with strengths, blind spots and how each type shows up at work and in love.
Browse typesApp reviews, usage statistics, and the laws that apply to AI mental health tools.
Read the hubShort, self-paced lessons on the ideas from psychology that change how you decide, remember and relate.
Browse coursesAccredited CE courses for psychologists, counselors, social workers and therapists, with a free first hour.
Browse CEHow common each condition is, who it affects and how many people get treated, every figure sourced and dated.
Browse statisticsNew to psychology? Start with Psychology 101 or learn psychology at your own pace, free.
By the numbers: mental health statistics, depression, anxiety, ADHD, autism, suicide, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, eating disorders, addiction, teen mental health, postpartum depression, men's mental health, loneliness, burnout, stress and social media addiction.
Recently published tests, plus the most used corners of the site.
If a test has left you with questions, talking them through with a therapist can help. Browse 500+ profiles, free.
Every published profile is checked against a state licensing board or the NPI registry.
The big directories list hundreds of thousands of therapists. We list paying members only, each matched to the federal NPI Registry, so the clients who arrive read a short list with your name on it.
Self-paced CE courses for social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, and psychologists: ethics, suicide risk assessment, AI in practice, documentation, supervision. Written and signed by licensed clinicians, priced plainly from $19, with state-by-state requirement guides verified against official board sources.
