Athletic Coping Skills Inventory (ACSI)
What it measures: response to setbacks, focus, confidence, managing anxiety, motivation.
Open the test →Psychological tests for athletes, parents, and coaches
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How it works
Pick a test
By topic or by situation: pre-competition nerves, burnout, motivation, relationship with the coach.
Answer the questions
5–12 minutes on your phone. There are no right answers — reply the way things usually are for you.
Get the analysis
AI puts the scales together and explains what the result means. The history is kept in your account.
Discuss with a psychologist
If the result points to a lasting risk, book a session with a sport psychologist.
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An athlete's personal potential
Assesses five components of personal potential: engagement (the ability and willingness to actively work through diff…
Open the test →Motives for participating in sport
The Motives for Sport Activity (MSD) instrument is used in in-depth psychological assessment of athletes for team sel…
Open the test →Athlete Burnout Measure
Measures the core components of burnout in professional athletes of any age and any sport. Note that the ABM addresse…
Open the test →Attitude toward an upcoming competition scale
Designed to assess how athletes relate to an upcoming competition. The aim is to reveal how the athlete perceives the…
Open the test →Parental attitudes in supporting a young athlete
Measuring parental attitudes makes it possible to look more closely at how conflict develops in the parent-coach-chil…
Open the test →Parental burnout questionnaire
Designed to assess burnout in the parenting role. The questionnaire measures three components of parental burnout: em…
Open the test →Motivation for success and fear of failure (MUN)
An instrument for assessing positive motivation (hope for success) and negative motivation (fear of failure), primari…
Open the test →Sport Motivation Scale (SMS)
Assesses the motivational structure of professional athletes, identifying the leading intrinsic and extrinsic motives…
Open the test →Ottawa Mental Skills Assessment Tool (OMSAT)
A comprehensive assessment of the 12 core mental skills that make up an athlete's psychological readiness. It reveals…
Open the test →Competitive State Anxiety Inventory (CSAI-2)
One of the most widely used instruments in sport psychology for assessing an athlete's anxiety before competition. It…
Open the test →Mental Toughness Scale (MTS)
A short, effective instrument for measuring mental toughness — a key psychological resource for an athlete.
Open the test →Sport Orientation Questionnaire (SOQ)
Assesses the set of attitudes and values connected with an athlete's self-belief, drive and mental toughness. It meas…
Open the test →Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI)
The Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI), known in its Russian adaptation as Professional Burnout (PB), measures the core …
Open the test →State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI, Spielberger-Hanin)
C. D. Spielberger's classic anxiety self-assessment in Y. L. Hanin's adaptation. It measures state (reactive) anxiety…
Open the test →Eysenck Personality Inventory (EPI, 16+)
Hans Jürgen Eysenck's classic personality questionnaire (Eysenck Personality Inventory, EPI) for teenagers aged 16 an…
Open the test →Junior Eysenck Personality Inventory for ages 10-15 (JEPI)
A version of the Eysenck Personality Inventory (EPI) for children and adolescents aged 10-15. Adapted in 1977 at the …
Open the test →Profile of Mood States (POMS)
What it measures: your mood over the past week (positive and negative emotions) and Total Mood Disturbance (TMD).
Open the test →Coach-Athlete Scale (TS-1)
Designed for a quick quantitative and qualitative assessment of how an athlete relates to their coach.
Open the test →Physical Activity and Leisure Motivation Scale (PALMS)
Gives a precise picture of what motivates people in non-professional, recreational sport and in physical activity of …
Open the test →Frequently asked questions
Are the tests free?
Yes — taking a test and seeing the result is free. Only sessions with a specialist are paid.
Who can see my results?
Only you. Results are stored in your account; a psychologist sees them if you share access or come to a session.
Is this a medical diagnosis?
No. These are psychological questionnaires: they show your state and areas to watch, but they do not diagnose and do not replace a doctor.
What is the minimum age?
Some methods have an age limit — it is shown on the test card. There are separate tests for children and questionnaires for parents.
Can I retake a test?
Yes. Retaking is useful: your account shows how each scale changes over time.
Not sure what to do with your result?
A sport psychologist will go through your test results and suggest where to start.
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