Emotional Ecosystem Analyzer

Your grades are visible, but your emotional triggers are hidden. Let's identify who or what is draining your mental battery.

Part 1: Internal State

1. When you wake up in the morning, what is your very first thought?

Dread/Fear: "I don't want to face today." Numbness: "Another day, same routine." (Autopilot) Anxiety: "I have so much to do, I'm already behind." Purpose: "Okay, let's get to work on the plan."

2. How do you handle failure or a bad test score?

Self-Hatred: "I am stupid/worthless." Hopelessness: "It doesn't matter how hard I try, nothing changes." Defensiveness: "The paper was unfair / Teacher is bad." Analysis: "I made specific mistakes. I need to fix X and Y."

Part 2: Family Dynamics

3. How do your parents react to your academic performance?

Comparison: "Why can't you be like [Cousin/Neighbor]?" Disappointment: They go silent or look visibly upset. Micromanagement: They take away my phone/hobbies immediately. Support: "Let's see where you went wrong and how we can help."

4. Can you talk to your family about stress?

No, they dismiss it as "drama" or "excuses". No, I hide it because I don't want to worry them. Sometimes, but they usually just tell me to "study harder". Yes, they listen and try to comfort me.

Part 3: Friends & Peers

5. How do you feel around your friends/study group?

Inferior: They constantly brag about their marks/progress. Distracted: They pressure me to skip studying or play games. Isolated: I don't really have friends right now. Motivated: We push each other to study better.

6. Do you check social media to compare yourself to others?

Obsessively. Seeing others having fun makes me depressed. Often. I feel like I'm missing out on life. Sometimes, but I know it's fake. Rarely. I'm focused on my own path.

Part 4: School/Coaching

7. How is the environment at your coaching/school?

Toxic: Teachers humiliate low scorers openly. Negligent: Teachers only care about the "Toppers". Chaotic: The syllabus is rushing too fast to understand. Supportive: Doubts are encouraged and pacing is managed.

8. Do you feel safe asking a "stupid question" in class?

Never. I'm terrified of being laughed at. Only if I ask the teacher privately afterwards. I hesitate, so I usually look it up online later. Yes, I ask immediately.

📊 Emotional Stress Audit

Internal Emotional Baseline

🚨 Primary External Stressor Identified

Based on your answers, the biggest factor negatively affecting your mental state is:

Secondary Factors Breakdown

Family Pressure

Social/Peer Pressure

School/Coaching Environment