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  • Hey Psych2Goers, how are you?

    嘿,Psych2Goers,你好嗎?

  • Were you tempted to say, I'm fine, thank you, almost out of habit, without really thinking?

    你會不會幾乎出於習慣,不假思索地說 "我很好,謝謝"?

  • Sometimes we give that polite response even when deep down we're not feeling okay.

    有時,即使我們內心深處感覺不好,我們也會給予禮貌的迴應。

  • It's so common to put on a brave face and smile even when life feels overwhelming.

    即使生活感到不堪重負,也要勇敢地面對,微笑面對,這是很常見的。

  • If this is you, we get it.

    如果這就是你,我們就明白了。

  • At Psych2Go, we're not just asking how are you, we're asking how are you really?

    在 Psych2Go,我們不僅要問你怎麼樣,我們還要問你到底怎麼樣?

  • This quiz is your mental checkup, a chance to reflect, celebrate what's going well, and identify areas that could use a little extra care.

    這次測驗是您的心理體檢,您可以藉此機會反思、慶祝進展順利的方面,並找出需要多加註意的地方。

  • At the end of this quiz, we'd love for you to share your score in the comments.

    測試結束後,我們希望您能在評論中分享您的得分。

  • But more than that, let's talk about what brings us joy and how we can all grow.

    但更重要的是,讓我們來談談什麼能給我們帶來快樂,以及我們如何才能共同成長。

  • Ready to begin?

    準備好開始了嗎?

  • Let's get started.

    讓我們開始吧。

  • Instructions for the quiz.

    測驗說明

  • You'll answer 10 questions, each with relatable scenarios.

    您將回答 10 個問題,每個問題都有相關場景。

  • Pick the one that feels closest to your current experience.

    選擇與你當前經歷感覺最接近的一個。

  • There's no judgment, just be honest with yourself.

    無需評判,只要誠實面對自己。

  • At the end, add up your score and take a moment to reflect on what it reveals.

    最後,將您的分數相加,並花一點時間思考它所揭示的內容。

  • Feel free to pause the video if you need time to think through your answers.

    如果您需要時間思考答案,請隨意暫停視頻。

  • Let's dive in.

    讓我們深入瞭解一下。

  • Overall Life Satisfaction.

    總體生活滿意度。

  • You're reflecting on your life so far, your achievements, and overall path.

    你在反思自己迄今為止的生活、成就和總體道路。

  • How do you feel about where you are right now in life?

    你對自己現在的生活狀態有何感想?

  • 1.

    1.

  • I feel like nothing is going right and I'm often frustrated or disappointed. 2.

    我覺得一切都不順利,經常感到沮喪或失望。2.

  • My life has its moments, but I mostly feel stuck or unsatisfied. 3.

    我的生活也有精彩的時刻,但大多數時候我都感到困頓或不滿足。3.

  • Things are okay.

    一切都很好。

  • I have ups and downs, but nothing too extreme. 4.

    我的情緒時好時壞,但不會太極端。4.

  • I feel proud of the progress I've made, with only minor frustrations here and there. 5.

    我為自己取得的進步感到自豪,只是偶爾會遇到一些小挫折。5.

  • I'm extremely happy with my life and wouldn't change much at all.

    我對自己的生活非常滿意,不會有任何改變。

  • Positive Emotions.

    積極情緒。

  • Think about your day-to-day life.

    想想你的日常生活。

  • How often do you find yourself experiencing joy, peace, or moments of true happiness?

    你發現自己有多少次體驗到快樂、平靜或真正幸福的時刻?

  • 1.

    1.

  • Rarely, and when I do, they don't last long or it feels forced. 2.

    我很少這樣做,即使這樣做了,也不會持續很長時間,或者感覺很勉強。2.

  • Occasionally, but they're usually fleeting and only happen once in a while. 3.

    偶爾會有,但通常轉瞬即逝,偶爾才會發生一次。3.

  • Sometimes, I experience a good mix of positive, neutral, and negative emotions on most days. 4.

    有時,我在大多數日子裡都會體驗到積極、中性和消極情緒的完美結合。4.

  • Often, I feel genuinely happy and positive several times throughout the week. 5.

    通常,我在一週內會多次感到由衷的快樂和積極。5.

  • Always, positive emotions are a regular part of my day.

    一直以來,積極的情緒是我每天的固定內容。

  • I feel joy, peace, and gratitude often. 6.

    我經常感到喜悅、平靜和感激。6.

  • Social Connections and Support.

    社會聯繫和支持。

  • How connected and supported do you feel by the people in your life?

    你覺得生活中的人與你的聯繫和支持有多大?

  • Friends, family, current life partner, or colleagues?

    朋友、家人、目前的生活伴侶或同事?

  • Are your relationships meaningful?

    你的人際關係有意義嗎?

  • 1.

    1.

  • I feel completely alone and disconnected from others. 2.

    我感到完全孤獨,與他人脫節。2.

  • I have people around me, but I don't feel truly supported. 3.

    我身邊有人,但我感覺不到真正的支持。3.

  • I sometimes feel supported, but it's not consistent. 4.

    我有時會感覺到支持,但這種支持並不穩定。4.

  • I feel connected to others and have people I can rely on. 5.

    我感到自己與他人息息相關,有可以依靠的人。5.

  • I feel deeply connected and supported by meaningful relationships.

    我深深地感受到了有意義的人際關係所帶來的聯繫和支持。

  • Gratitude.

    感恩。

  • Think about a time recently when things were going well.

    想想最近事情進展順利的時候。

  • Did you take a moment to feel grateful, or did it pass by without notice?

    你是花了片刻時間心存感激,還是不經意間一閃而過?

  • 1.

    1.

  • I rarely feel grateful for anything in my life. 2.

    我很少對生活中的任何事情心存感激。2.

  • I occasionally notice things to be grateful for, but don't reflect on it much. 3.

    我偶爾會注意到一些值得感恩的事情,但並不太反思。3.

  • I'm aware of good things in my life, but I don't focus on them regularly. 4.

    我知道生活中有很多美好的事物,但我不會經常關注它們。4.

  • I often think about the things I'm thankful for. 5.

    我經常思考我所感激的事情。5.

  • Gratitude is an important part of my life, and I often express it throughout my day.

    感恩是我生活中的重要組成部分,我經常在一天中表達感恩之情。

  • Purpose and meaning.

    目的和意義。

  • Do you feel like your daily activities and overall life have a sense of purpose?

    您覺得自己的日常活動和整個生活有意義嗎?

  • Or are you just doing things on autopilot?

    還是你只是在自動駕駛?

  • 1.

    1.

  • I feel lost and unsure why I'm even doing what I do. 2.

    我感到迷茫,不知道自己為什麼要這麼做。2.

  • I have some vague goals, but they don't feel meaningful or fulfilling. 3.

    我有一些模糊的目標,但感覺沒有意義,也不充實。3.

  • I feel like I'm figuring it out, but it's not always clear. 4.

    我覺得我正在摸索,但並不總是很清楚。4.

  • I have a sense of purpose and direction most of the time. 5.

    我在大多數時候都有目標感和方向感。5.

  • I feel deeply connected to my purpose.

    我感到自己與目標深深相連。

  • It motivates me every day.

    它每天都激勵著我。

  • Encouragement break!

    鼓勵休息

  • You're doing great so far.

    到目前為止,你做得很好。

  • Remember this quiz is about self-awareness, not perfection.

    記住,這個測驗是關於自我認識,而不是完美。

  • Freedom to choose.

    選擇的自由

  • When you think about your life and the decisions you make, how much freedom and control do you feel you have in choosing your own path?

    當你思考你的生活和你所做的決定時,你覺得你在選擇自己的道路時有多少自由和控制權?

  • 1.

    1.

  • I feel stuck and like I don't have the power to make meaningful choices. 2.

    我覺得自己被困住了,沒有能力做出有意義的選擇。2.

  • I have some control, but I'm often limited by circumstances or other people. 3.

    我有一定的控制能力,但經常受到環境或他人的限制。3.

  • I can make some decisions, but I feel blocked in certain areas of my life. 4.

    我可以做出一些決定,但在生活的某些方面我感到受阻。4.

  • I have control over most of my decisions and feel free to choose my direction. 5.

    我可以控制自己的大部分決定,並可自由選擇方向。5.

  • I feel completely free to make choices that align with my values and aspirations.

    我感到可以完全自由地做出符合自己價值觀和願望的選擇。

  • Resilience.

    復原力。

  • When life throws challenges your way, how do you handle these difficult situations?

    當生活給你帶來挑戰時,你如何應對這些困難?

  • 1.

    1.

  • I feel completely overwhelmed and shut down when things go wrong. 2.

    一旦出了問題,我就會感到完全不知所措,無法自拔。2.

  • I try to cope, but often feel drained and defeated. 3.

    我試著應付,但常常感到精疲力竭、一敗塗地。3.

  • I manage challenges, though it takes time and effort to get back on track. 4.

    我能夠應對挑戰,儘管要花費時間和精力才能回到正軌。4.

  • I handle most difficulties well and can usually bounce back relatively quickly. 5.

    我能夠很好地處理大多數困難,通常能較快地恢復過來。5.

  • I see challenges as opportunities to grow and often become stronger after handling them.

    我將挑戰視為成長的機會,在應對挑戰之後,我往往會變得更加強大。

  • Self-compassion.

    自我同情。

  • After facing a personal setback, whether it's a mistake, failure, or disappointment, how do you treat yourself?

    面對個人挫折,無論是錯誤、失敗還是失望,你會如何對待自己?

  • 1.

    1.

  • I'm very hard on myself and rarely show compassion when things go wrong. 2.

    我對自己很苛刻,出了問題也很少表示同情。2.

  • I try to be kind to myself, but I often feel guilty or ashamed. 3.

    我試著善待自己,但我常常感到內疚或羞愧。3.

  • I attempt to practice self-compassion, but I sometimes struggle to forgive myself. 4.

    我嘗試進行自我同情,但有時我很難原諒自己。4.

  • I generally treat myself with kindness, even when I make mistakes.

    我通常會善待自己,即使是在我犯錯的時候。

  • And 5.

    和 5.

  • I am constantly kind and compassionate with myself, no matter what happens.

    無論發生什麼事,我都對自己充滿善意和同情。

  • Daily balance and engagement.

    日常平衡和參與。

  • How do you feel about your daily routine and how it balances with other areas of your life?

    您對自己的日常生活有何感想,它是如何與生活中的其他方面取得平衡的?

  • 1.

    1.

  • I feel overwhelmed by work or study and have no time for myself. 2.

    工作或學習壓得我喘不過氣來,沒有自己的時間。2.

  • I occasionally have free time, but not enough to recharge. 3.

    我偶爾有空閒時間,但不足以充電。3.

  • I feel somewhat balanced, but I wish I had more time for things I enjoy. 4.

    我感到有些平衡,但我希望能有更多時間做自己喜歡的事情。4.

  • I feel mostly balanced and can enjoy both responsibilities and leisure.

    我感到基本平衡,可以同時享受責任和休閒。

  • And 5.

    和 5.

  • I feel fully engaged in my daily activities, with a great balance between work or study and personal life.

    我覺得自己全身心地投入到日常活動中,在工作、學習和個人生活之間取得了很好的平衡。

  • Physical well-being.

    身體健康。

  • How does your physical health affect your mood, energy, and overall happiness on a daily basis?

    您的身體健康如何影響您每天的心情、精力和整體幸福感?

  • 1.

    1.

  • My physical health is poor, and it deeply impacts my mood and energy. 2.

    我的身體健康狀況不佳,這深深影響了我的情緒和精力。2.

  • I occasionally feel good, but health issues often get in the way. 3.

    我偶爾會感覺良好,但健康問題經常會妨礙我。3.

  • I feel okay overall, but I know I could improve my health to feel better. 4.

    我總體感覺還行,但我知道我可以改善自己的健康狀況,讓自己感覺更好。4.

  • I feel healthy and energized most days. 5.

    大多數時候,我都感到健康和充滿活力。5.

  • I'm in great physical shape, and my health significantly boosts my happiness and energy.

    我的身體狀況很好,健康大大提升了我的幸福感和活力。

  • Tallying your score.

    計算得分

  • Congratulations for completing the quiz.

    祝賀您完成測驗。

  • So, are you ready for the results?

    那麼,你準備好看到結果了嗎?

  • Tally up your points.

    統計一下你的得分。

  • You're in Category 1 if you scored 10 to 19.

    如果得分在 10 分至 19 分之間,則屬於第 1 類。

  • Category 2 if you scored 20 to 29.

    如果得分在 20-29 分之間,則為第 2 類。

  • Category 3 if you scored 30 to 39.

    如果得分在 30 到 39 分之間,則為第 3 類。

  • Category 4 if you scored 40 to 45.

    如果得分在 40-45 分之間,則為第 4 類。

  • And Category 5 if you scored 46 to 50.

    如果得分在 46 分至 50 分之間,則為第 5 類。

  • Category 1.

    類別 1.

  • Struggling.

    掙扎。

  • Your score suggests you may be facing challenges in key areas of your life, such as emotional well-being, balance, or self-compassion.

    您的得分表明,您可能在生活的關鍵領域面臨挑戰,如情緒健康、平衡或自我同情。

  • Feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck is tough, but recognizing it is the first step towards positive change.

    感到不知所措、與外界脫節或陷入困境是很難受的,但認識到這一點是積極改變的第一步。

  • Here's what you can do.

    您可以這樣做

  • Reach out for support.

    尋求支持。

  • Talk to someone you trust or consider seeking help from a mental health professional.

    向你信任的人傾訴,或考慮尋求心理健康專業人士的幫助。

  • Focus on small wins.

    注重小贏。

  • Pick one small achievable goal like taking a 10-minute walk or writing down one thing you're grateful for.

    選擇一個可以實現的小目標,比如散步 10 分鐘或寫下一件你感激的事。

  • Try mindfulness practices.

    嘗試正念練習。

  • Journaling, meditation, or even deep breathing can help you feel grounded and begin creating space for change.

    寫日記、冥想甚至深呼吸都能讓你感到踏實,並開始為改變創造空間。

  • Remember, progress doesn't have to be big or fast.

    記住,進步不一定要很大或很快。

  • It's about taking one step at a time.

    就是要一步一個腳印。

  • Category 2.

    類別 2.

  • Finding stability.

    尋找穩定

  • You're navigating life's ups and downs.

    你在生活中起起伏伏。

  • But it feels inconsistent.

    但感覺不連貫。

  • While you may have good moments, some areas like balance, purpose, or resilience might still feel uncertain or underdeveloped.

    雖然你可能有好的時刻,但在某些方面,如平衡、目標或復原力,你可能仍然感到不確定或發展不足。

  • Here's what you can do.

    您可以這樣做

  • Build a routine.

    建立常規。

  • Start small, like a 5-minute gratitude practice or a consistent bedtime to add structure to your day.

    從小事做起,比如進行 5 分鐘的感恩練習,或者保持一致的就寢時間,為你的一天增添條理。

  • Identify strengths.

    確定優勢。

  • Focus on areas where you already feel stable, such as relationships or emotional resilience, and expand from there.

    重點關注你已經感到穩定的領域,如人際關係或情緒恢復能力,然後再從這些領域擴展。

  • And explore what's missing.

    並探索缺失了什麼。

  • Reflect on areas where you feel stuck.

    反思自己感到困頓的地方。

  • And consider small ways to regain clarity or control.

    並考慮用一些小方法來恢復清晰度或控制力。

  • For instance, what's one thing you could let go of to free up energy for yourself?

    例如,你可以放下哪一件事來為自己釋放能量?

  • Remember, you're already making efforts to grow.

    記住,你已經在努力成長了。

  • Acknowledge those wins and build from them.

    承認這些勝利,並在此基礎上再接再厲。

  • Category 3.

    類別 3.

  • Growing and balancing.

    成長與平衡。

  • You're finding your rhythm with a good mix of strengths in areas like resilience, self-compassion, or emotional well-being.

    你正在找到自己的節奏,在抗壓能力、自我同情或情緒健康等方面擁有良好的優勢組合。

  • Still, there may be moments where purpose or deeper balance feels elusive.

    不過,在某些時候,我們還是會感到目標或更深層次的平衡難以實現。

  • You're on the right track.

    你走對了路。

  • And with fine-tuning, you're well on your way to thriving.

    經過微調後,您就可以實現蓬勃發展。

  • And here's what you can do.

    你可以這樣做

  • Deepen your connections.

    加深聯繫。

  • Strengthen your relationships by expressing gratitude or making time for meaningful conversations.

    通過表達感激之情或抽出時間進行有意義的交談來加強人際關係。

  • Boost self-reflection.

    促進自我反思。

  • For areas where you feel okay, ask yourself, what would make this part of my life more fulfilling?

    對於你覺得還不錯的領域,問問自己,怎樣才能讓我的這部分生活更充實?

  • Consider hobbies, growth opportunities, or activities that align with your purpose.

    考慮與你的目標相一致的愛好、成長機會或活動。

  • And celebrate progress.

    並慶祝進步。

  • Take a moment to recognize how far you've come.

    花一點時間來認識自己已經走了多遠。

  • Success builds confidence for future growth.

    成功為未來的發展樹立了信心。

  • And remember, you're building a solid foundation.

    記住,你要打下堅實的基礎。

  • So trust your journey and keep moving forward.

    所以,請相信你的旅程,繼續前行。

  • Category 4.

    類別 4.

  • Thriving.

    茁壯成長。

  • You're thriving with a strong sense of purpose, emotional resilience, and balance in your life.

    你有強烈的目標感,情緒堅韌,生活平衡,正在茁壯成長。

  • You've developed habits and connections that support your well-being.

    你已經養成了支持你健康的習慣和聯繫。

  • And you're in a great place to keep growing.

    你現在的處境很好,可以繼續發展。

  • Here's what you can do.

    您可以這樣做

  • Pay it forward.

    付出就有回報。

  • Share your positive energy by helping others.

    通過幫助他人來分享你的正能量。

  • Mentor someone.

    指導某人

  • Perform small acts of kindness.

    行小善

  • Or be a supportive friend.

    或者做一個支持你的朋友。

  • And stay grounded.

    腳踏實地

  • Continue practices that brought you here, like mindfulness, gratitude, or regular self-check-ins.

    繼續進行帶你到這裡來的練習,比如正念、感恩或定期自我檢查。

  • And embrace new challenges.

    迎接新的挑戰

  • Step out of your comfort zone by pursuing a new hobby, volunteering, or exploring personal goals.

    通過追求新的愛好、志願服務或探索個人目標,走出自己的舒適區。

  • And remember, thriving is a fantastic place to be.

    請記住,欣欣向榮是一個美妙的地方。

  • Nurture what works and stay open to new possibilities.

    培養有效的方法,並對新的可能性持開放態度。

  • Category 5.

    第 5 類

  • Flourishing.

    欣欣向榮。

  • You're flourishing, living with deep purpose, meaningful connections, and a strong balance between work, leisure, and self-care.

    你的生活蒸蒸日上,有深刻的目標、有意義的聯繫,在工作、休閒和自我保健之間取得了很好的平衡。

  • You've cultivated habits that align with your values, making happiness and well-being feel effortless.

    你已經養成了與自己的價值觀相一致的習慣,讓快樂和幸福變得毫不費力。

  • Here's what you can do.

    您可以這樣做

  • Challenge yourself.

    挑戰自我。

  • Push your boundaries by learning a new skill, traveling, or taking on a leadership role in your community or workplace.

    通過學習新技能、旅行或在社區或工作場所擔任領導職務,來挑戰自己的極限。

  • And inspire others.

    並激勵他人。

  • Share your journey with others who may be struggling, offering support and encouragement.

    與其他可能陷入困境的人分享你的心路歷程,為他們提供支持和鼓勵。

  • And stay consistent.

    並保持一致。

  • Keep adapting your habits and strategies to align with life's changes.

    不斷調整自己的習慣和策略,以適應生活的變化。

  • It'll help sustain this incredible momentum.

    這將有助於保持這種令人難以置信的勢頭。

  • Remember, flourishing is a dynamic state.

    請記住,蓬勃發展是一種動態狀態。

  • By staying curious and proactive, you can keep evolving and enjoying life's richness.

    保持好奇心和主動性,你就能不斷進步,享受豐富多彩的生活。

  • No matter where your score falls, this quiz is a tool for self-awareness, not judgment.

    無論你的分數在哪裡,這個測驗都是一個自我認識的工具,而不是評判的工具。

  • If your score isn't where you'd like it to be, think of it as a starting point.

    如果您的分數沒有達到您想要的水準,請將其視為一個起點。

  • Whether you're just starting to rebuild or already thriving, it's all about the small steps you take from here.

    無論你是剛剛開始重建,還是已經茁壯成長,一切都取決於你從這裡邁出的一小步。

  • So what was your score?

    你的分數是多少?

  • Which questions made you reflect the most?

    哪些問題最讓你反思?

  • Ask yourself, what's one small step you can take today to grow your happiness?

    問問自己,今天你可以採取哪一小步來增加自己的幸福感?

  • Share your thoughts in the comments.

    在評論中分享您的想法。

  • We'd love to hear your stories.

    我們很樂意聽聽您的故事。

  • And let's make this space where we lift each other up.

    讓我們在這個空間裡互相扶持。

  • Thanks for watching.

    感謝觀看。

  • And remember, happiness is a journey, not a destination.

    記住,幸福是一段旅程,而不是終點。

  • See you in the next video.

    下期視頻再見。

Hey Psych2Goers, how are you?

嘿,Psych2Goers,你好嗎?

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測試:你真的還好嗎?(自我檢查) (QUIZ: Are You Really Okay? (Self Check-In))

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