Setting Up the Questionnaire – Scientific Design and Standards
At Chill Pill, the foundation of our assessment lies in the scientifically designed questionnaires that evaluate 82 emotional traits and 82 natural strengths. These questionnaires are crafted with precision, ensuring fairness, accuracy, and inclusivity, while adhering to globally recognized psychological frameworks and standards.

1. Rigorous Development by Experts

Global Collaboration: The questionnaires are developed in partnership with world-class psychologists, child development experts, and educators, ensuring a holistic approach to child behavior and emotional assessment.

Rooted in Science: Each question is grounded in established psychological theories, such as:
Big Five Personality Traits (OCEAN): For comprehensive personality analysis.

Positive Psychology Model: To identify and nurture natural strengths and potentials.

DSM-5 Framework: Referenced for understanding emotional and behavioral traits.

Cultural Sensitivity: Questions are designed to be inclusive and culturally adaptable, ensuring relevance and fairness across diverse populations.

2. Global Standards and Compliance

Psychological Benchmarks:
Trait assessments are benchmarked against internationally accepted norms to provide parents, educators, and students with contextually accurate insights.
Studies from leading journals, such as the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and Child Development, underpin the benchmarks.

Ethical Design:
The questionnaires align with frameworks like the UNICEF AI for Children Guidelines and OECD AI Principles, focusing on child safety, transparency, and ethical use.
Compliance with global psychological standards, such as ISO 10667, ensures standardized processes in individual assessments.

3. Accessible and Actionable Insights

Tailored for Understanding: The questions are designed to balance simplicity and depth, ensuring the child feels comfortable and engaged.
Clear Reporting Frameworks: The results are structured to clearly highlight emotional traits and strengths, providing actionable insights that parents and educators can understand and use effectively.