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This is a non-clinical research questionnaire. It measures self-reported tendencies on continuous dimensions for scientific understanding of cognitive diversity. It is not a clinical service and does not provide treatment or advice.
The assessment asks about preferences and typical behaviours. Ten dimensions summarise patterns (for example focus, sensory comfort, or planning style). Each score is a tendency on a scale — not an ability grade and not a medical label.
Focus Intensity
How strongly you sustain attention on one stream of information versus shifting when distractions appear.
Pattern Processing
Preference for concrete procedures versus spotting rules, regularities, and abstract structure.
Sensory Sensitivity
How strongly light, sound, texture, and other sensory load affect comfort and concentration.
Social Energy
How social interaction affects your energy—drawing stimulation from others versus needing recovery time after groups.
Structure Preference
Comfort with fixed plans and predictable rhythms versus improvising when schedules or expectations shift.
Cognitive Flexibility
Ease of revising mental models when information is incomplete, contradictory, or changing.
Temporal Processing
Awareness of duration, pacing, and deadlines versus immersion where clock time fades into the background.
Interoceptive Awareness
How clearly internal bodily signals—tension, fatigue, hunger—reach conscious attention.
Associative Thinking
Tendency toward tight stepwise links versus wide, metaphor-rich, or tangential idea connections.
Verbal–Visual Processing
Relative weight of language and ordered steps versus imagery, layout, and spatial wholes when thinking.