How are quizzes scored?

Hesapoloji's social habit tests are entertainment tools that collect points assigned to your answers. Questions, weights and results titles are the site's own creation. The clinically validated scale is not a method of personality diagnosis or future prediction.

Answer weights

In the standard question, No is 0, Yes is the full score of the question, and sometimes it is half. Fractional half point rounded up: Sometimes 8 points in a 15 point question. For reverse-scored questions, No is full score and Yes is 0 points; The contribution of each option is shown on the screen.

Score ranges

Contributions are collected after all questions are answered. When the total is equal to or less than the first of the upper limits defined in the test, that title is shown. For example, if the upper limits are 25 and 50, 25 is in the first range and 26 is in the second range. Limits may be different with each test.

What does the score not mean?

Getting 70 out of 100 does not mean that you will show a behavior with a 70% probability or that you are different from 70% of the society. Questions may not be equally weighted; Scores between tests cannot be compared. Humorous expressions in the conclusion headings are not judgments about the person.

More consistent answers

Consider a similar time period when answering and remember that a question that doesn't apply to you may change the interpretation. Read the question context and warning before sharing the result. If you see incorrect statements or scores include the quiz URL in your report.