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HISTI Full · A moment for you

Sharing with an .

40–50 minutes245 questions

Before you begin
Keep this person in mind as you answer.Choose the level that feels closest to you. Leave a question blank if you need to.Take breaks; return in this same browser.

You’re describing how much you’d share—not sharing the information itself. No names, passwords, codes, or real private details.

Private by design

Reflect on sharing without sharing the information itself. Your choices and progress stay in this browser. You can skip, stop, or reset.

How your privacy is protected →

HISTI is a reflection tool. The score is not fully accurate to true privacy and openness values.

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About your answers

HISTI · Your overall result

A closer look, topic by topic.

Here’s what each part of your check-in covers, and how your answers read in that area.

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About this result

The score is not fully accurate to true privacy and openness values. This isn’t a diagnosis or a safety check, and it doesn’t tell you what to disclose.

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What does the number mean?

P and O show which side of the private-to-open scale your included answers lean toward. The number shows distance from the midpoint, not a percentage of your privacy.

P100
The private-side endpoint. P40 is 40 points toward the private side of N0.
N0
The midpoint. It can reflect middle choices or a mix of private and open answers.
O100
The open-side endpoint. O40 is 40 points toward the open side of N0.
What’s included in your result

“I don’t know,” “Not applicable,” and unanswered questions are not weighted. “Prefer not to answer” counts as 1 point for that question, not as a neutral answer.

The overall score combines the scored areas using the test’s existing category weights. Each topic uses only its included answers. Missing areas are excluded; they are not filled with zero.

The descriptions are broad readings of this scale, not validated cutoffs. A similar overall score can hide very different topic patterns. A different person, purpose, or moment may change your answers.

The score is not fully accurate to true privacy and openness values. Never use a score as a reason to share passwords, codes, or identifying details.