Decision Fatigue Check
Notice whether repeated choices, unclear priorities, and constant switching are exhausting your ability to decide.
Explore check-in →A six-item measure of the perceived ability to bounce back after stress.
A six-item measure of the perceived ability to bounce back after stress.
Choose the answer that fits best. Do not force precision where your experience is mixed. Unanswered items are never counted as zero.
Scoring happens in your browser. After completion, raw answers are discarded by default; only a summary is saved if you choose.
PhenX Toolkit / original BRS authors
Brief Resilience Scale (Smith et al., 2008).
PhenX marks the protocol free to use with no permission required. Retain citation and do not imply clinical diagnosis.
View primary source →Notice whether repeated choices, unclear priorities, and constant switching are exhausting your ability to decide.
Explore check-in →A non-validated reflection on fit, meaning, connection, agency, and the overall shape of everyday life.
Explore check-in →Separate short-term depletion from repeated friction that may require a boundary, system, role, or environment change.
Explore check-in →