1. Define dimensions
We first define the motivations, relationship responses, traits, or preferences being compared.
Methodology · transparency
We show how every result is made.
MindCheck is not a clinic or a provider of certified psychological assessments. It is an independent self-reflection project run by Leekai, with original questions and explanations written for everyday reflection and conversation.
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2. Write original everyday items
We do not copy proprietary assessment items. Questions are written as practical situations users can recognize.
3. Score on a consistent scale
Each answer contributes to its mapped dimension and is normalized when dimensions use different item counts.
4. Avoid fixed labels
The top score is described as a prominent pattern in the current responses, not a diagnosis or permanent truth.
Important limitations
MindCheck tests are not standardized clinical instruments or tools for hiring and educational selection. We do not present them as validated scales tested on a representative sample.
Self-report results can change with mood, recent experiences, interpretation, and response quality. Do not make important health, relationship, or career decisions from one result alone.
Evidence levels
Construct evidence and quiz validation are different
A researched construct such as the Big Five does not automatically make MindCheck's original items a validated test. A familiar framework such as the Enneagram may still be engaging, but we do not present it as settled science.
6 tests
Research-established construct
The underlying construct has a substantial research base, but this short MindCheck quiz is not a validated instrument.
3 tests
Theory-informed reflection
Research concepts informed the everyday-language framework, but its scores and categories have not been independently validated.
3 tests
Popular framework
Useful as a prompt for reflection and conversation, not as a scientifically settled personality classification.
2 tests
Everyday reflection tool
An original MindCheck tool for organizing preferences and current state. It is not a validated psychological measure.
Reference frameworks and sources
Every test page now separates research basis, appropriate use, and limitations, with links to primary papers or authoritative guidance. This does not make MindCheck an official copy of any listed instrument.
Open the evidence libraryCorrections
If a question feels biased or an explanation seems inaccurate, send the test name, question number, and your reasoning. Confirmed issues are corrected across wording, scoring, and regression tests.
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