Various psych tests-let's diagnose ourselves with disorders!

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19 Apr 2010, 4:18 pm

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i was going to do the ADD test but there were too many questions and i could not keep track of what question i was up to. i was distracted also by some birds chirping outside so i gave up.

i was going to do the anxiety test but i was very worried about what the result would be so i decided against it.

i did not take the autism test because i do not "take" anything because it is against the rules to steal.

i started the bipolar test with much enthusiasm but during the test i started to realize that it was useless and i felt deflated.

when i began the depression test, i thought "why bother? i have no energy anyway. it is all just sh*t"

i could not complete the OCD test because i was not sure i got my answers correct, and after an hour of reviewing what i answered i decided to not submit my answers in case they were wrong.

of course i did not dare to do the schizophrenia test because i know that test would be monitored by the CIA to weed out potentially dangerous people. so a voice in my head told me to stay away from it.


You would never take the ODD test because you don't like people telling you what to do.

(Ok, that was a weak addition, but I like your sense of humour.)

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(Ok, that was a weak addition, but I like your sense of humour.)

b9's posts usually make me smile, sometimes I laugh out loud. Thanks b9 :P



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19 Apr 2010, 5:06 pm

okayy... acording to that site ive got all but scitz man i'm screwd lol


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19 Apr 2010, 5:12 pm

26 - ADD/ADHD - Lower limits of borderline category

43 - Anxiety - severe anxiety

47 - Autism/Asperger's Test - Diagnosed Aspie

2 - Obsessive Compulsive Test

Other Tests:

1 - Schizophrenia

70 - Depression

18 - Bipolar Disorder

I'm pretty confident about accuracy of scoring for depression and anxiety. I'm a diagnosed Aspie, so there's no question about that one.


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20 Apr 2010, 8:32 am

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You have a great sense of humour


i do not know what to say.
in real life i would have said those things with a serious demeanor because i like to pretend i am stupid so that others will say i am an idiot. then i find it privately very funny.
but i guess i say thanks for seeing i was being humerous. you have a nice nature and you are straightforward in my opinion.


Mdyar wrote:
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You would never take the ODD test because you don't like people telling you what to do.
(Ok, that was a weak addition, but I like your sense of humour.)

i would not take the ODD test because i would refuse to accept the result.


Now what would Dr. Smith have to say about this?

Maybe "You Ninny" or "You booby head". :P

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well if i was in a meltdown, and smith could not reach my power pack in time, then i may perform an act such as:
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20 Apr 2010, 8:39 am

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in real life i would have said those things with a serious demeanor because i like to pretend i am stupid so that others will say i am an idiot. then i find it privately very funny.


I do that on occasion. When I was at a prenatal checkup I saw that my blood type was listed as B positive. So with a straight face I said "B plus, I guess I should have studied harder." The nurse quickly assured me and in all seriousness that that was not what that meant.



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20 Apr 2010, 8:44 am

anyway, i did actually do some of the tests and here are my results.

Results of your
Attention Deficit Disorder Quiz

You scored a total of 8

You have answered this self-report questionnaire in such a way as to suggest that you do not likely currently suffer from an attention deficit disorder. You should not take this as a diagnosis or recommendation for treatment in any way, though.

Results of your
Anxiety Screening Quiz

You scored a total of 0

You have answered this anxiety screening in such a way as to suggest that you are not likely currently suffering from an anxiety disorder. However, this little degree of anxiety may actually be a sign of too little anxiety in your life. Individuals who score in this low range sometimes indicate that they may be detached from themselves, others, or their environment. Typically this is not healthy for most and should be avoided. You can help yourself by making a more concerted effort to become reattached to significant others and your environment. You should not take this as a diagnosis or recommendation for treatment in any way, though.


but i love my animals?!? i am very attached to them!


Results of your
Autism / Asperger's Screening Quiz

You scored a total of 47

Based upon your responses to this autism screening measure, it appears that you are likely suffering from an autism spectrum disorder, or Asperger's disorder. People who score similarly often qualify for a diagnosis of autism or Asperger's.

People with an autism spectrum disorder often suffer from severe and sustained impairment in social interaction and the development of restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests, and activities. The disturbance must cause clinically significant impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning.

You should not take this as a diagnosis of any sort, or a recommendation for treatment. However, it would be advisable and likely beneficial for you to seek further diagnosis from a trained mental health professional soon to rule out a possible anxiety disorder.

Results of your
Bipolar Quiz

You scored a total of 7

You have answered this self-report questionnaire in such a way as to suggest that you do not likely currently suffer from a bipolar or depressive disorder. You should not take this as a diagnosis or recommendation for treatment in any way, though. You experience the normal ups and downs of life.


depression: (i must have neglected to copy the heading)
You scored a total of 8

You have answered this self-report questionnaire in such a way as to suggest that you do not likely currently suffer from a depressive disorder. You should not take this as a diagnosis or recommendation for treatment in any way, though. You experience the normal ups and
downs of life.


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20 Apr 2010, 9:04 am

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I do that on occasion. When I was at a prenatal checkup I saw that my blood type was listed as B positive. So with a straight face I said "B plus, I guess I should have studied harder." The nurse quickly assured me and in all seriousness that that was not what that meant.


that is amusing.

if i asked the nurse what my blood type was and she said " be positive" i would have said"oh dear...what is wrong?"



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20 Apr 2010, 9:29 am

ADD - 63 Moderate Amount

Autism/Asperger - 40 Likely

Depression - 34 Mild to moderate.

Nothing I didn't already know, but I find some of the questions just strange.

Like the one "You are always thinking of killing yourself"...it's like Oh thanks for reminding me..Argggggg



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20 Apr 2010, 9:51 am

Aimless wrote:
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in real life i would have said those things with a serious demeanor because i like to pretend i am stupid so that others will say i am an idiot. then i find it privately very funny.


I do that on occasion. When I was at a prenatal checkup I saw that my blood type was listed as B positive. So with a straight face I said "B plus, I guess I should have studied harder." The nurse quickly assured me and in all seriousness that that was not what that meant.


That's a good one. :wink: If I was your nurse I would be chuckling. My absolute favorite type of humour is that sort of straightfaced humour, Steven Wright is my favorite comic.