Psychologist Anna Heal

Our thinking isn't always rational. Tests in this category help you understand how you perceive and analyze information, what intellectual strategies you use (analytical, creative, practical). Special attention is given to cognitive biases—systematic thinking errors we all make (e.g., "black-and-white thinking," "catastrophizing," "mind-reading"). You'll also assess your tendency toward reflection versus impulsive decisions. Understanding your cognitive patterns helps you become more objective, improve decision quality, and reduce emotional influence on logic. This is especially useful in situations requiring balanced analysis and planning.