Mind-checker quizzes

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I'm bored. Please keep in mind these are not for official diagnosis purposes.

http://mindchecker.channel4.com/

My results:

Autism- above average, but below the threshold

Anxiety- mild anxiety

Addiction- low impulsivity and high sensation seeking

ADHD- slight probability

OCD- high risk

dyspraxia- slight risk

dyslexia- slight probability

depression- no risk

How about you?

My results:

ADHD: low probability

Addiction: low impulsivity and low sensation seeking

Anxiety: severe anxiety (I have OCD, not GAD)

Autism: higher than average; above the threshold

Depression: No risk

Dyslexia: low probability

Dyspraxia: moderate risk

OCD: high risk

Thanks for posting the tests Lost_dragon! They were fun, even though they aren't reliable for diagnosis .

My scores...

ADHD: Slight probability
Addiction: Low impulsivity and sensation seeking
Anxiety: Moderate anxiety
Autism: A higher than average score that is above the clinical threshold
Depression: Moderate depression
Dyslexia: Moderate probability (actually, it seemed like some of the questions were about dyscalculia, and those are most of the ones I gave affirmative answers to - the ones involving numbers, sense of time, etc.)
Dyspraxia: Moderate risk
OCD: High risk

Same, yet I answered pretty low on the other questions, so it only gave me a slight probability instead of moderate. I have a hard time with numbers, dates, time, direction and telling my left and right apart. I'm currently trying to arrange to be assessed for dyscalculia, so wish me luck!

Good luck!

ADHD- Low probability
Addiction- Low impulsivity and sensation seeking
Anxiety- Mild according to this , but I'd say it's quite bad as on other calculators for it I get moderate .
Autism- A higher than average score that is above the clinical threshold
Depression- Currently minimal symptoms but have had bouts of depression in the past
Dyslexia- Low probability
Dyspraxia- High risk
OCD- Medium risk ,which is higher than I get on other calculators

Good luck I have trouble with the same sort of things. I'm not sure if getting a diagnosis of dyscalculia would actually be of any use to me at this point, since I'm done with school and know what I have trouble with - it doesn't really matter why, it just matters that I find ways to work around it.