MindHits runs 15 browser-scored psychological assessments — IPIP Big Five, IPIP-NEO-120, Rosenberg self-esteem, WHO-5 and RIASEC — each shipped with its published item source and scoring key, no account, and no server-side answer storage.
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Get ListedMindHits hosts 15 psychological assessments built from public-domain and openly licensed instruments: IPIP-50 Big Five, Mini-IPIP, IPIP-NEO-120 with 30 facets, Rosenberg Self-Esteem, WHO-5 wellbeing, GAD-7 anxiety, Perceived Stress, SD3 Dark Triad, the O*NET RIASEC profiler and a cognitive reflection test. Roughly 436 questions in total, each item set naming its source page and licence.
Results expose the arithmetic rather than a narrative: raw total, the theoretical range, and how the two relate. Reverse-keyed items are flipped because the published key says so. Literature cut-offs (15 on Rosenberg, 29 on WHO-5) are cited where they exist; where none exists, the page states that instead of inventing one. Scores are positions on a scale, not population percentiles — no normed sample is used.
Scoring executes client-side and responses persist in browser storage only. There is no sign-up, no email field, and no server record of answers. The trade-off is explicit: clearing site data or switching devices erases results. A cookieless counter records page views only.
The wellbeing and self-esteem measures are screening questionnaires, not diagnostics, and short scales shift between sittings.
