Shared Psychotic Disorder Self Test

The Shared Psychotic Disorder Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Shared Psychotic Disorder. Once you know your Shared Psychotic Disorder Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Do you often have the feeling of being overly suspicious of other people? (1)
Are you experiencing frequent hallucinations? (1)
Do you have bizarre beliefs such as seeing aliens or strange creatures? (1)
Do you have any family members who have been diagnosed with any psychotic disorders? (1)
Do you have difficulty focusing on an objective thought or idea? (1)
Have you been under a lot of physical stress lately? (1)
Have you been under a lot of mental stress lately? (1)
Have you been under a lot of emotional stress lately? (1)
Do you often find yourself depressed? (1)
Do you experience mood swings? (1)
Have you suffered a head injury or head trauma? (1)
Have you been diagnosed as an alcoholic? (1)
Have you ever had long exposure to any drugs of abuse? (1)
Do you notice yourself to be often restless? (1)
Does your delusion and hallucination affect your accomplishment of a task? (1)
Do you always prefer to be alone? (1)
Do you feel extremely shy around people? (1)
Have you been told that you act and think crazy at times? (1)
Do you often wish other people will believe what you are saying? (1)
Are you likely to hear strange sounds that others could not hear? (1)
Does any member of your family or anyone you are close to have any personality disorder or psychotic behavior? (1)
Do you often find yourself hearing sounds that are not normally heard by other people? (1)
Do you have anyone close to you whom you share your bizarre experiences and behavior? (1)
Do you have any difficulty with your relationship with other people? (1)
Does the person you are close with have a similar personality as you do? (1)
Do you believe that the person you are close to share the same ideations and belief as you? (1)
Do both of you feel more comfortable with each other knowing you share common beliefs that others find absurd? (1)
Does the person you are close to always believe your advice and beliefs? (1)
Do you have control over the other person who shares the same belief as you do? (1)
Have others tried telling you that both of you seem to share the same psychotic behavior? (1)
Do you or the other person you are close to have schizophrenia? (1)
Do both of you experience mania and depression together? (1)
Do you experience any feelings of hopelessness, helplessness, emptiness or sadness? (1)
Are you likely to impose control over your other partner to share the same feelings, mood, and beliefs as you do? (1)
Are you under frequent mood changes? (1)
Does your partner always support your beliefs and ideations which others find abnormal? (1)
Do you sometimes lose interest with your personal hygiene? (1)
Does your behavior affect your social relationships with others? (1)
Do you experience sleeping difficulty? (1)
Are you and the person close to you have psychological and emotional bond with each other? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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Shared Psychotic Disorder Topics

Related Conditions

	Borderline Personality Disorder – variability of mood, split personality, delusion, dissociation, psychosis
	Brief Psychotic Disorder – psychosis, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, delusion, hallucination
	Paranoid Personality Disorder – pervasive suspiciousness, maladaptive behavior, hypervigilance, paranoia, schizophrenia
	Schizophrenia – bizarre thinking, delusion, hallucination, disorganized speech, paranoid, psychosis
	Schizotypal Personality Disorder – personality disorder, social isolation, odd thinking and behavior, paranoid ideation

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