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Assessments FAQ

What Dream4 assessments can and cannot tell you

These answers explain what the public assessments measure, what the scores mean, and why the app asks you to continue inside Dream4.

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FAQ 1

What is the GAD-7 assessment in Dream4?

The GAD-7 is a short self-check focused on common anxiety symptoms over the last two weeks. In Dream4 it is offered as an educational screening-style tool.

FAQ 2

Is my GAD-7 result a diagnosis?

No. Only a qualified professional can diagnose an anxiety disorder. The score is a prompt for reflection, not a clinical conclusion.

FAQ 3

What should I do if my GAD-7 score worries me?

Use it as a signal to look more closely at how you have been feeling and functioning. If symptoms are intense or affect daily life, consider speaking with a licensed professional.

FAQ 4

What is the IPIP-NEO-20 assessment?

The IPIP-NEO-20 is a short personality self-check based on the Big Five model. It gives a compact snapshot of tendencies, not a full evaluation.

FAQ 5

How should I interpret personality assessment results?

Treat them as tendencies rather than fixed identities. The useful question is what the result helps you notice about yourself right now.

FAQ 6

Why do the assessment pages ask me to continue in the app?

The public assessment pages are a lightweight entry point. Continuing in the app lets Dream4 connect the result with deeper guidance and the rest of the product.

Still need help?

If you cannot find the answer you need, open the support center, contact Dream4 support, or download the app and continue inside Dream4.