Understanding Your Trust Score

How it’s calculated and what it means for your relationship

What is the Trust Score?

Your Trust Score summarizes patterns from the assessment—consistency between answers, response timing, and emotional regulation—into a single number from 0 to 10. It’s not a lie detector and not a diagnosis; it’s a reflection tool to support thoughtful conversation.

8–10: Stable Patterns

Signals are generally steady and self-consistent.

5–7: Mixed Signals

Some hesitation or variability to explore together.

0–4: Unclear

Inconsistent timing or patterns; use resources below.

How it’s calculated
  • Behavioral consistency: agreement across similar prompts
  • Delay index: proportion of responses taking 4+ seconds
  • Control baseline: stability on low-stakes items
  • Volatility: variation in response timing over the quiz
These inputs are combined and normalized to produce the score.
How to use your score

Use your Trust Score to choose the right next step:

Stable

Affirm strengths; use communication tools to maintain trust.

Mixed

Identify specific patterns and set gentle check‑ins.

Unclear

Focus on safety, clarity, and gradual rebuilding steps.