Are you experiencing relationship problems or unresolved issues in the workplace or in social circles?
Take this personality disorder test to understand your behavior, mental health, and identify traits associated with different types of personality disorder.
This Self-Report screening tool should NOT be used as a proper diagnostic tool of any kind.
However, it still might give you a roughly idea of whether you could meet the diagnostic criteria for a personality disorder within the ICD-10 diagnostic system (International Classification of Diseases, 10-th Revision - mainly used in Europe).
This questionnaire was crafted by a psychology student, not by a specialist. In addition to this, this screening tool has its limitations, and might not be accurate. However, it might give you a potential idea on whether you MIGHT fit the diagnostic criteria for any personality disorder. However, this is a simplified questionaire of a complex diagnosis like personality disorders, therefore, do not take this online test as a means to self-diagnose, diagnose others, or taking this questionnaire and its results seriously.
This self-report screening tool attempts to translate ICD-10 diagnostic criteria for personality disorders, into first person statements, that you should either tick (if you believe it describes you and your lifestyle), or tick the last option which under each set of questions (i.e. "nothing of the above applies to me...").
Please do not use this online-screening as a diagnostic tool of any kind. If you have any concerns, contact a specialist.
No test, Self-Report or screening tool is at all comprehensive or completely reliable. Usually personality disorders are being assessed by a qualified clinician who will gather information from various sources, including friends, family, schools, medical history, self-reporting, clinical observations, etc.
This questionnaire includes the following personality disorders:
Paranoid;
Schizoid;
Dissocial;
Emotionally unstable, impulsive type;
Emotionally unstable, borderline type;
Histrionic;
Anankastic;
Anxious [Avoidant];
Dependent.
What is a Personality Disorder?:
Personality disorder is a type of mental disorder that has its roots in a person's personality and character. These personality traits should be a permanent and stable pattern of behavior and self-perception (in terms of emotions, thoughts, etc.), which should lead to serious problems in various areas of life (for example, social, work, family, legal, financial, educational, etc.) OR should cause serious distress to the sufferer of the disorder and/or to others. As a rule, Personality Disorder begins to manifest itself already in early adolescence or even in childhood/late childhood. However, an official diagnosis of a Personality Disorder can only be made after the age of 18, although many doctors prefer to wait until the patient reaches the age of 25. Although it is worth noting that for patients of late adolescence, the term "Emerging Personality Disorder" or "Traits of [name of personality disorder] Personality Disorder" may be established.
There is also a Russian version of this Self-Report screening: https://onlinetestpad.com/ru/test/3286337-skrining-na-vyyavlenie-rasstrojstv-lichnosti-po-mkb-10