Young Adult Loneliness Scale
An educational tool for young adults (ages 18–25) exploring feelings of loneliness and social isolation during the transition to adulthood.
What it measures
Explores the degree of emotional and social loneliness felt by young people — a common challenge during young adulthood despite seemingly busy social lives.
Who it is for
Suitable for young people aged 18–25 in university, early career, or independence stages.
How it works
Read each statement and indicate how much it expresses your feelings in recent weeks. There are no right or wrong answers.
Answer honestly
No right or wrong answers — choose what genuinely reflects you.
At your own pace
Pause and resume at any time without losing your progress.
Your instant report
When done, your report appears immediately — detailed, downloadable, shareable.
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This test is educational and for self-awareness only. It does not constitute a medical diagnosis or replace professional assessment.