Looking for an online disassociative disorder diagnostic quiz. Anybody seen one?

Answer 1

Here's a link to printable Dissociative Disorders Scales:
http://www.neurotransmitter.net/dissociationscales.html

The DES is the standard tool used in the field, however no scale or quiz will give you a definitive answer on whether you have a dissociative disorder-it is merely a tool used to aid in a diagnostic evaluation and results are subject to interpretation. I do not know your age, but there are adolescent and child versions of the DES available.

Additionally, here is a site that allows you to take the DES online and offers a "report" but read the disclaimer-this info is in no way meant to be a substitute for diagnostic evaluation or clinical interview. I use these scales frequently in practice, but more as a screening tool and to promote more in depth discussion of high scoring items as I find sometimes the items are misinterpreted also and there are some items for which high scores are fairly common and not indicative of a disorder:
http://counsellingresource.com/quizzes/des/index.html

Lastly, I wish to provide you with a link to another site that describes the DES in detail and the frequency of responses to certain items in various samples. All test results need to be compared to norms for accurate interpretation:
http://www.rossinst.com/des.htm
Please see a professional with experience in dissociative disorders if you feel you may have symptoms that suggest a diagnosis.

Answer 2

Dissociative Disorders are so individual in how they play-out. And there is also a broad spectrum of severity. A simgle test could not possibly address all aspects of the disorder. A symptom or combination of symptoms seen in one person, may be quite different in another person who would fit under such a broad diagnostic category.

(That's why I was unhappy when the DSM IV lumped them all in together, calling the whole bunch DID dissociative Identity disorder)

Answer 3

Seriously, it's a complicated and prevalent disorder, no quiz is going to give you an answer. Chances are, if you see a problem, but others don't, you're worrying too much. MPD/DPD is hardly an established thing, it's fairly rare, but often times the individual isn't aware of the problem until others point it out to them. However, Borderliner Personality disorder is more common, and often leads to confusion about identity and selfimage. Really, if you truly concerned, you need to see a doctor.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I wouldn't be looking online if there was even a hint of doubt. There is no "quiz" that can diagnose any disorder. Only a trained professional can.

Anyone who says they have developed a "quiz" or "test" like you are asking for is just playing dangerous games with other people's lives.