Depression Screening Quiz: The Goldberg Depression Questionnaire
This 18-question self-test by pioneering researcher Dr Ivan K Goldberg highlights signs and symptoms associated with depression.
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Depression Screening Quiz: The Wakefield Questionnaire
Emerging from research at the University of Leeds, this 12-question self-test screens for symptoms of major depression. Note that some high scores may be accounted for by emotional problems or physical illnesses.
Depression Tests
A quick, simple and private depression test can provide anonymous and quantitative feedback on what you’re experiencing and may provide a starting point for considering whether to seek further help.
Dissociative Experiences Scale
This 28-question self-test has been developed as a screening test for Dissociative Identity Disorder, formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder.
Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST)
Concerned about your use — or abuse — of drugs? With 20 questions, this simple self-test may help you identify aspects of your drug use which could be problematic. This test specifically does not include alcohol use. Separate tests focus on alcohol use: “CAGE Questionnaire” and “Michigan Alcohol Screening Test (MAST), Revised”.
Geriatric Depression Rating Scale
This 15-question short version of the Geriatric Depression Rating Scale is intended to highlight the presence of depressive symptoms in older people.
K10 Anxiety and Depression Test
Developed by researchers in Australia as a simple test of psychological distress, these 10 questions focus on the signs and symptoms of depression and anxiety.