This test, designed by Grossarth-Maticek, is a series of questions that help establish the likelihood of health problems.

In this test, you can test into one of four categories:

1. Risk of cancer
2. Heart-disease prone
3. Healthy with a tendency to act unconventionally
4. Healthy

This test, adapted from R. Reichart’s Self-Awareness Through Group Dynamics, helps a person gage his or her disposition toward things unfamiliar and foreign. Through a series of situational questions, a person discovers whether he or she possesses a closed point-of-view.

Designed by Dr. Herbert J. Freudenberger, this test measures whether a person is a candidate for mental breakdown.

0-25—doing fine
26-35—should be watching things
36-50—you’re a candidate
51-60—you’re burning out
65+-- you’re in a dangerous place.

Some of the questions that influence the results of this test might surprise you.

Holmes and Rahe, the developers, provide a series of questions that have to do with the events in a person’s life over the last year. This test measures the likelihood of contracting an illness. Eg. "Did a loved one pass away this year? Did you win an award? Did you start a new job? Etc."

Measures you PSFs (personal stress factors) to see if you’re encountering an inordinate amount of stress. Asks questions about your family life, your job, whether you’ve won an award, etc.