This exploration divides your answers into four scales – each scale represents how you have used the internet to meet certain needs. The graph converts your answers into a bar chart.

You can see from the graph below whether your score is ‘normal’ compared to the ‘average’ person, or whether it is extremely low or extremely high. If any of your individual scores are over 50, you should make a note of this and refer back to it when addressing your needs when you complete the Building a Good Life module.

Now you have completed the online cognition scale, understand more about your use of the internet and how it may affect your life, by going through our self-help module Online world.

You can print your results to keep a record if you wish.

This exploration divides your answers into four scales – each scale represents how you have used the internet to meet certain needs. The graph converts your answers into a bar chart.

You can see from the graph below whether your score is ‘normal’ compared to the ‘average’ person, or whether it is extremely low or extremely high. If any of your individual scores are over 50, you should make a note of this and refer back to it when addressing your needs when you complete the Building a Good Life module.

Now you have completed the online cognition scale, understand more about your use of the internet and how it may affect your life, by going through our self-help module Online world.

You can print your results to keep a record if you wish.

This exploration divides your answers into four scales – each scale represents how you have used the internet to meet certain needs. The graph converts your answers into a bar chart.

You can see from the graph below whether your score is ‘normal’ compared to the ‘average’ person, or whether it is extremely low or extremely high. If any of your individual scores are over 50, you should make a note of this and refer back to it when addressing your needs when you complete the Building a Good Life module.

Now you have completed the online cognition scale, understand more about your use of the internet and how it may affect your life, by going through our self-help module Online world.

You can print your results to keep a record if you wish.

This exploration divides your answers into four scales – each scale represents how you have used the internet to meet certain needs. The graph converts your answers into a bar chart.

You can see from the graph below whether your score is ‘normal’ compared to the ‘average’ person, or whether it is extremely low or extremely high. If any of your individual scores are over 50, you should make a note of this and refer back to it when addressing your needs when you complete the Building a Good Life module.

Now you have completed the online cognition scale, understand more about your use of the internet and how it may affect your life, by going through our self-help module Online world.

You can print your results to keep a record if you wish.