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Online Depression Screening
Facing depression or even acknowledging its
presence can be difficult. This online depression
self-test can indicate the presence or absence
of depression. This online depression self-test
is intended as a guide only. This online depression
self-test is not designed to make a diagnosis
of depression or take the place of a professional
diagnosis. This online depression self-test
provides a referral for further evaluation, if
needed.
You should see your doctor
or a qualified mental health
professional (psychologist)
if you experience depression symptoms
for longer than two weeks, or if the symptoms
are severe enough to interfere with your daily
routine.
The 32 items on this online
depression self-test below refer to how you
have felt and behaved during the past two weeks.
Read each sentence carefully. Check those statements
which are true for how you felt during the past
two weeks.
Then, total up your score. So get ready with a
pen/pencil and a paper.
Depression Self-Test:
- My future seems hopeless.
- It is difficult for me
to concentrate on reading.
- I feel sad, blue, and unhappy.
- It takes great effort for
me to do simple things.
- I feel like a failure.
- I feel lifeless -- more
dead than alive.
- I spend time thinking about
dying or committing suicide.
- I feel trapped or caught.
- I have lost or gained weight
without trying to diet.
- The joy has gone out of
my life.
- I have difficulty making
decisions.
- I feel low in energy or
slowed down.
- I have difficulty concentrating
and making decisions.
- I often feel blue, even
when good things happen to me.
- I feel worthless and inadequate.
- I have lost interest in
aspects of life that used to be important
to me.
- I have thought about wanting
to kill myself.
- I get frightened or panicked
for no apparent reason.
- I have crying spells,
or feel like crying often.
- I am restless and can't
keep still.
- I feel anxious.
- I am agitated and keep
moving around.
- I feel fatigued.
- I am more irritable than
usual.
- I have difficulty falling
asleep or staying asleep.
- I wake up early in the
morning and cannot go back to sleep.
- I have trouble sleeping
through the night.
- I don’t care about
being attractive to women/men.
- My mind is not as clear
as it used to be.
- I feel useless.
- My life is empty and without
meaning.
- I feel that others would
be better off if I were dead.
What the Scores of this Online
Depression Self-Test Mean:
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Disclaimer:
This
Online Depression Self-Test is a preliminary screening test for
depression
symptoms that does not replace in any way a
formal psychiatric/psychological evaluation. It is designed
to give a preliminary idea about the presence
of mild, moderate or major symptoms of
depression that indicate the need for an
evaluation by a psychiatrist or mainly by a
psychologist.
You can
call me at
91-09821178259 for details and
appointment.
You can
also contact me at
Dr@MentalHealthIndia.net
for queries. |