I viewed the Atheist military test. It's long so they can be less ambiguous concerning problems and their causes. I know that if people are concerned they are normally extremely nosy and personal. This test would pinpoint whether belief-or lack of it-were a contributing factor to inner conflict but focuses little on how military action might contribute, so is missing a great piece of that picture. In short, problems could be blamed on (non) belief when post traumatic stress could be the cause.

I also filled in a much shorter test on the well-being of atheist women and found it difficult to outline my worldview, with the multiple choice questions. Every person is so complex, you'll never cover everybody with a one-size-fits-all series of questions.