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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder self-assessment

Are you struggling with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? Take our online self-assessment right away. Keep in mind that this is a self-assessment tool and not a formal clinical diagnosis.

Please answer the following questions if the symptoms described have troubled you in the last month.

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Do you experience recurrent and persistent thoughts, impulses, or images?

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Do the thoughts, impulses, or images seem intrusive and inappropriate?

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Are you experiencing any of the fears/concerns listed below: a. Fear of harming yourself?

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b. Fear of harming others?

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c. Fear of contracting illnesses?

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d. Concerns with bodily wastes or secretion?

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e. Concerns with dirt or germs?

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f. Forbidden sexual thoughts?

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g. Concerns with sacrilege or blasphemy?

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h. Concerns with right/wrong morality?

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i. Concerns about forgetting/losing things?

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Do you engage in repetitive behaviors or mental acts?

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Do you try to ignore or suppress the thoughts, impulses, or images or to neutralize them with some other thought or action?

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Are you engaging in any of the following behaviors listed below? a. Washing and Cleaning?

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Checking and Repeating? a. I frequently have to check things over and over again.

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b. I have difficulty finishing things because I repeat actions.

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c. I often repeat actions in order to prevent something bad from happening.

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Ordering? a. I must have certain things around me set in a specific order.

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b. I spend much time making sure that things are in the right place.

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c. I notice immediately when my things are out of place.

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Thinking Rituals? a. Repeating certain words or numbers in my head makes me feel good.

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b. I often have to say certain sentences to myself again and again in order to feel safe.

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c. I find myself spending a lot of time praying for non-religious purposes.

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d. "Bad" thoughts force me to think about "good" thoughts.

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e. I try to remember events in detail or make mental lists to prevent unpleasant consequences.

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f. The only way I can stay calm at times is by thinking the "right" things.

Press "Do I have Obsessive Compulsive disorder?" Button To Submit your Quiz . After clicking you will see your results.

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