This test is designed to help you identify whether you have long-term insomnia symptoms such as difficulty falling asleep, frequent night awakenings, or early awakenings with difficulty falling asleep again. Through 6 guided questions, the system will explore your problems with sleep time, quality, and frequency, and whether these problems have affected your daytime mood, attention, work efficiency, or health. Based on your answers, AI will determine whether your insomnia meets the clinical intervention criteria and give life adjustment suggestions, such as cognitive behavioral strategies, sleep environment optimization, or emotional intervention support. This test is suitable for users who have long been troubled by the problems of "poor sleep" and "more tired the more they sleep", and is an important first step towards systematic recovery and improvement of sleep quality.
s-38:Daytime sleepiness/excessive sleepiness
This test focuses on assessing whether you experience persistent daytime sleepiness, difficulty waking, repeated naps, or even fatigue despite sleeping for extended periods. Through Socratic-style questioning, the test guides you in assessing whether you're getting enough sleep at night, whether you're repeatedly falling asleep during the day, and whether these issues are interfering with your work, studies, and social life. AI will analyze your likely symptoms of hypersomnia and help you identify potential causes (such as disrupted sleep structure, depression, or metabolic issues), providing practical suggestions for improvement. This test is ideal for users experiencing persistent sleepiness and seeking professional understanding and a path to recovery.
s-39:Focus on physical symptoms
This test is designed to help you understand whether you're frequently troubled by various physical complaints (such as pain, dizziness, and fatigue) and whether these symptoms have led to repeated medical visits, excessive worry, or long-term impacts on your quality of life. Through six psychological guidance questions, the system will explore your tendency to translate emotional stress into physical symptoms and whether your anxiety about these symptoms exceeds medical explanation. AI will generate an analysis report based on your answers, indicating whether you may be experiencing an excessive focus on the body or an emotional-physical misalignment, and provide integrated recommendations for managing your mind and body. This test is suitable for those who experience persistent discomfort despite experiencing no known medical condition.
This test examines whether you experience persistent worry about a serious illness (such as cancer or stroke), even if medical tests have revealed nothing unusual. Through guided questioning, the system assesses whether you frequently search online for symptoms, self-diagnose, frequently seek medical attention, or over-interpret bodily signals. AI will analyze whether you harbor an "overly focused health" mindset and provide practical advice on how to rebuild healthy cognition, reduce panicky behavior, and transform anxiety. This test is suitable for users who frequently worry about illness and feel like "something's wrong." It's the starting point for psychological training to free your attention from fear.
This test identifies sudden physical impairments (such as aphasia, paralysis, convulsions, and blindness) that occur after significant psychological stress or emotional conflict, but for which medical explanations are unavailable. Through six Socratic-style questions, the system will guide you through your experiences of significant psychological events, whether you have ever expressed repressed emotions through physical reactions, and whether these impairments have resulted in secondary benefits (such as task avoidance and receiving care). AI will help you understand how stress manifests physically, from the perspective that "symptoms are not fake," and provide psychological support, channels for expression, and strategies for adjustment. This test is suitable for those who have experienced unexplained functional impairments and are seeking self-awareness tools that integrate the mind and body.
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