Titus 2 Men And Women

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Find your stress level by checking the events you have experienced in your life in the last year.

Check any event that applies to you then click on “Calculate My Total Stress Units” to get your score.

Question 1 of 8
Your Finances

Foreclosure of mortgage or loan (30)
Mortgage or loan less than $10,000 (18 )
Mortgage more than $10,000 (31)
Change in financial state (38 )

Question 2 of 8
Your Living Conditions

Change in living conditions (25)
Change in residence (20)
Change in recreation (19)
Change in church activities (19)
Change in sleeping habits (16)
Change in eating habits (15)

Question 3 of 8
Your Family and Personal Life

Death of a Spouse (100)
Death of a Close Family Member (63)
Divorce (73)
Marital Separation (65)
Marriage (50)
Marital Reconciliation (45)
Retirement (45)
Pregnancy (40)
Gain of new family member (39)
Death of close friend (37)
Son or daughter leaving home (29)
Trouble with in-laws (29)
Outstanding personal achievement (28 )
Change in number of arguments with spouse (35)
Wife begins or stops work (26)
Revision of personal habits (24)
Change in number of family members (15)

Question 4 of 8
You and the Law

Jail term (63)
Minor violations of the law (11)

Question 5 of 8
Your Work

Fired from work (47)
Business readjustment (39)
Change to different line of work (36)
Change in responsibilities at work (29)
Change in work hours or conditions (20)
Trouble with boss (23)


Question 6 of 8
Holidays

Vacation (13)
Christmas (12)

Question 7 of 8
Your Education

Begin or end school (26)
Change in schools (20)

Question 8 of 8
Your Health

Personal injury or illness (44)
Change in health of family member (39)
Sex difficulties (63)

If your score totals 150 or more:
You have a 50-50 chance of developing an illness.


If your score totals 300 or more:
You have a 90 percent chance of developing an illness.

The Life Stress Test, also known as the Holmes and Rahe test, was first created in 1967.