Make sense of your results.
Five guides to understanding questionnaires, preparing a conversation, and keeping your answers in perspective.
A score is not a diagnosis. What can it tell you?
Understand what a questionnaire can offer and what calls for a conversation with a professional.
Read the guideAfter a test: prepare for a useful conversation.
Move from a number to concrete examples without having to interpret everything on your own.
Read the guideBig Five: 50 or 120 questions?
An overview or more detailed facets: two formats with different levels of detail.
Read the guideFatigue, work, and relationships: what the CBI explores.
Understand the three questionnaire sections and choose the experience that fits your situation.
Read the guideWHO-5: a moment to reflect on well-being.
Five positive statements, a specific time frame, and space for your own experience.
Read the guideGuides to accompany the tests
These pages provide general information and explain Mind’s tools. They do not diagnose conditions or recommend treatment. Each guide identifies sources and an update date.
Updated October 24, 2026
Mind editorial content · Smart Medical Care SAS
Have a question or correction?