Single‑Item Sleep Quality (SQS)
A quick 0–10 rating of your overall sleep quality in the past 7 days. Private, free, instant.
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How to use it
- Think about the last 7 days.
- Rate your overall sleep quality on the 0–10 scale below.
- Your result and suggestions appear immediately.
This is a global sleep quality check designed for quick tracking. Screening only. Not a diagnosis.
About this question
This single‑item scale asks you to rate your overall sleep quality over the past week on a 0–10 scale with anchors from terrible to excellent. It was psychometrically evaluated against the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) and a morning sleep diary in clinical samples, showing good validity, acceptable test‑retest reliability, and sensitivity to change.
FAQ
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Can this diagnose a sleep disorder?
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References and credits
- Snyder, E., Cai, B., DeMuro, C., Morrison, M. F., & Ball, W. (2018). A new single‑item sleep quality scale: results of psychometric evaluation in patients with chronic primary insomnia and depression. Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, 14(11), 1849–1857.
- PSQI overview and materials (copyrighted by University of Pittsburgh for commercial use). We reference the concept only, not the PSQI items.