A 5–7 minute reflection. Answer honestly—there are no right or wrong responses.
Here's a summary of your results. A more detailed report has been sent to your email.
Your profile reflects patterns in your answers. It is a self-report snapshot, not a medical or lab measurement.
Overall Capacity (higher = better): Your total nervous system resources across all 14 domains. Higher capacity means more bandwidth for life's demands.
Resilience (higher = better): How quickly your system recovers from stress and returns to baseline. Higher resilience means you bounce back faster.
Baseline Stress Set Point (lower = better): The chronic stress load your system carries, including the load from replaying, rehearsing, and harsh self-talk. When we experience prolonged stress, our nervous system adapts to "tolerate" more, but this adaptation costs us emotional and cognitive capacity. A lower set point means less chronic load and more available resources.
Activation Profile: Where your activation tends to concentrate. Surge is fast reactivity under pressure. Vigilance & Rumination is staying switched on after the moment has passed. Chronic Load is slow-building weight carried over time. Shutdown is your system conserving energy by turning things down.
The good news: these aren't fixed. With intentional practice through XRegulation, you can build resilience, lower your stress set point, and expand your overall capacity.
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