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Common Questions
Common Questions
These answers explain what Present Moment provides, how the questionnaire works, and how to read a cross-context result.
What should I know before using Present Moment?
Present Moment is a self-guided context-comparison tool. Registration includes 10 credits, enough to complete any one context; additional assessments use the same credit balance.
- What can I use a Present Moment report for?
- Use it to reflect on patterns in your own questionnaire responses and compare how your interaction style changes across contexts. It is an automated digital report, not individualized professional guidance, and should not be the sole basis for an important decision.
- How is Present Moment different from a fixed type label?
- A fixed label summarizes a person in one category. Present Moment compares self-reported answers across contexts, such as work, family, friendship, and partner interactions, without treating one result as a permanent type.
- What do I receive after completing a scenario?
- After each scenario, you see your position on the IPC interpersonal map for that context, plus a written description of your interaction tendencies. After completing multiple scenarios, you can compare how your patterns differ.
- Is Present Moment free?
- Registration includes 10 credits, enough for any one standard context result. Each additional standard result costs 10 credits, and an AI cross-context synthesis costs 50 credits.
- How should I interpret the result?
- Start by asking whether the result describes familiar reactions in some relationships, then notice where it does not fully fit. The most useful approach is to treat the result as a prompt for reflection, not as the answer itself.
- Who is Present Moment for?
- Present Moment is for people who want clearer language for how they communicate, set boundaries, seek closeness, keep distance, lead, or accommodate across different relationships. It is also useful for comparing whether you show different interaction patterns at work, in romance, with family, or in friendship.
Related topics
- The interaction-map method note explains the IPC structure behind the coordinates
Start with your own pattern
Use your 10 registration credits on any context, then add more contexts when you want a broader comparison.
Start with 10 credits