The following articles are tagged with ‘Screening’ in our library of resources.
Test yourself for symptoms associated with mania with an 18-question quiz developed by pioneering researcher Dr Ivan K Goldberg. Check for full-blown bipolar disorder with our “Tri-Axial Bipolar Spectrum Screening Quiz (TABS): Test for Bipolar”.
Drinking too much? Test yourself and your own use or abuse of alcohol with this 22-question quiz. Focusing specifically on alcohol use, this self-test does not address the use of other drugs. A separate test focuses on non-alcohol drugs: “Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST)”.
Tests and quizzes in this section cover topics as diverse as Schizophrenia screening, Dissociative Identity Disorder, physical symptoms and love and relationships.
This 54-question self-test measures people’s tendency to notice and report a broad array of physical symptoms and sensations. Those with high symptom reports tend to be more nervous, distressed, and unhappy.
Fun and educational, psychological self-tests may help increase your awareness of particular experiences or forms of psychological distress.
Check for symptoms of ADHD with just 6 questions via the Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS-v1.1).
Measuring 16 factors across 9 different criterion domains for major depression, this screening test for depression was originally developed at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
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