Editorial Policy
We aim for accuracy, clarity, and usefulness. This policy explains how content is created, reviewed, and updated across the LifeScore site.
Sources and citations
When we make claims about psychology, we prefer primary research, meta-analyses, and reputable textbooks. When sources disagree, we reflect uncertainty rather than oversimplifying.
How content is written
- Intent-first: pages are written to satisfy a specific search intent (definition, guide, comparison, interpretation).
- Structure: clear headings, summaries, and examples to reduce ambiguity.
- Internal linking: connect users to related tests, glossary terms, and deeper articles.
Updates and corrections
We periodically refresh pages to improve clarity, correct mistakes, and incorporate new research. If you believe a page is inaccurate, contact us and include the URL and what you think is wrong.
Medical and mental health disclaimer
LifeScore is educational. We don't provide medical advice. If you are experiencing severe distress, seek help from a qualified professional or local emergency resources.