Our alcohol and drug testing and screening resources include both the more lengthy traditional tests and the CAGE questionnaire which, despite its brevity, has proven particularly useful.
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”.
With just 4 questions, this simple self-test has nonetheless proven accurate in identifying usage patterns that may reflect problems with alcohol. The test specifically focuses on the use of alcohol, while a separate test focuses on non-alcohol drugs: “Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST)”.
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)”.
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