Editorial Policy
We aim for accuracy, clarity, and usefulness. This policy explains how content is created, reviewed, and updated across the LifeScore site.
Sources & 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 & 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 / 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.
