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What questions can a psychological assessment answer?
A psychological assessment is not only about obtaining an IQ score or a diagnosis. It is designed to answer a specific personal question: understand how you function, explain a difficulty, distinguish between several possibilities and decide what to do next.
Depending on the question, assessment may focus on cognitive intelligence, emotional intelligence, personality, attention, development or differential diagnosis. Not every person therefore needs exactly the same evaluation.
The right starting point
The question matters as much as the test
Assessment is most useful when it is built around what you genuinely want to understand. The questions below can help you identify the most relevant direction.
Diagnosis and differential diagnosis
What best explains my difficulties?
Cognition, attention and memory
How does my intelligence function?
Children and school
What does my child actually need?
After assessment
What can I actually do with the results?
First step
Still unsure what you should explore?
Online screening can provide an initial indication before a more comprehensive assessment.
High Emotional Potential
Take the HEP screening test →Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
Take the ADHD screening test →High Intellectual Potential
Take the HIP screening test →Autism Spectrum Disorder
Take the ASD / Asperger screening test →Is your question already clear?
You can schedule an appointment directly so that the assessment can be organised around the question you want answered.


