Mental Impulse shows different scores each test, how can I understand which is correct?

Mental Impulse isn't a clinical test, so its score can change from test to test.

These quizzes use adaptive or simpler scoring models that depend on things like the order of the questions, the test taker's mood, or their self-reported answers.

Some users see score changes even when they retake the test a few times in a short period of time.

Instead of a single score, look at the patterns or averages that show up across multiple tries. This will help you better understand your results.

Mental Impulse seems better for general self-reflection than for accurate diagnosis, so if you want to be sure about your results, talk to a licensed expert or compare them to results from a proven psychological tool.