I'm apparently at average irritability level.

[AtW]

You're Goddamn Right!

Now where did I put that AK?

It's M16!

[Bee]

"Your score indicates that you never or rarely feel irritable on a day-to-day basis. You are likely someone who manages stress well and tends to get along well with others. You are also more likely to be happy and satisfied with your life than people who struggle with irritability."


I'm adorable.

Peace and love.

[vetran]

Have to say this looks a pretty pathetic rudimentary test.

Probably some graduate trainee journalist knocked it up in ten minutes as click bait.

hmm

Susan Holtzman | Psychology Faculty

and yours?

[OwlHoot]

http://nymag.com/scienceofus/2016/05...e-you-are.html

I suspect some posters will be a little higher with this test.

Have to say this looks a pretty pathetic rudimentary test.

Probably some graduate trainee journalist knocked it up in ten minutes as click bait.

[NotAllThere]

This chap appears to be irritated....

Looks more constipated to me.

[greenlake]

This chap appears to be irritated....

[NickFitz]

It needs separate scales for "normally" and "when reading CUK General"

[Uncle Albert]

Your score indicates that you feel irritable often or most of the time. People who experience high levels of irritability often have stressful lives, have conflict in their relationships, and find it difficult to cope with stress. If you think that irritability is a problem for you and it is affecting your day-to-day life, you may want to talk to a health-care professional. Certain medications, medical conditions, and lack of sleep (among many other things) can contribute to irritability. Your irritability may also be a sign of an underlying problem with depression or anxiety. As a first step, you may want to take an online screening test here: Screening Self-Tests | Here to Help

[vetran]

http://nymag.com/scienceofus/2016/05...e-you-are.html

I suspect some posters will be a little higher with this test.