Dissociative Identity Disorder Self Test

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

Do you experience mood swings? (1)
Did you experience traumatic event(s) sometime during your childhood? (1)
Have you experienced emotional and/or sexual abuse? (1)
Are you often anxious or depressed? (1)
Do you use drugs or drink a lot of alcohol? (1)
Have you been diagnosed with any mental illness? (1)
Do you find yourself having different personalities? (1)
Are you taking anti-depressant or anti-anxiety medicines? (1)
Do you find yourself assuming another identity? (1)
Are you often confused with your identity? (1)
Is it sometimes difficult to recall past memories or events? (1)
Have you visited a psychologist or psychiatrist before? (1)
Do you often experience thoughts of threats or life-threatening danger? (1)
Are you having difficulty maintaining relationships with family and friends? (1)
Are you having difficulty sleeping? (1)
Do you find yourself having an identity crisis? (1)
Do you have violent, aggressive, or suicidal tendencies? (1)
Have you been diagnosed with schizophrenia or psychosis before? (1)
Do you have problems maintaining your weight? (1)
Do you experience mood swings which cause issues in your relationships with others? (1)
Have you been diagnosed with obesity? (1)
Do you have any difficulty coping with your personal problems? (1)
Do you ever hear voices inside your head? (1)
Is your gender or sexuality different from what is normal in society? (1)
Do you have a hard time recalling personal information or past events? (1)
Have you ever felt that things are not normal in your body or environment? (1)
Have you ever thought of committing suicide or harming yourself? (1)
Have you felt that you are no longer in touch with reality? (1)
Do you have difficulty recalling things for an extended period of time? (1)
Are you experiencing difficulty in your work or school activities? (1)
Do you have epilepsy or other seizure attacks? (1)
Have you felt differently about your behavior, personality, feelings, or thoughts? (1)
Have you suffered from any head or brain injury? (1)
Have you been exposed to too much stress lately? (1)
Are you having a hard time relating with your friends, peers, colleagues, or relatives? (1)
Do feel excessive fear or feelings of guilt? (1)
Does any member of your family have a personality disorder? (1)
Have you noticed major changes in your body or behavior? (1)
Do you have sleep deprivation which affects your performance during the day? (1)
Have there been changes in your behavior that are inappropriate or disturbing? (1)

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

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Dissociative Identity Disorder Topics

Related Conditions

	Borderline Personality Disorder – Personality Disorder, Mood Changes, Dissociation, Splitting Personality
	Depersonalization Disorder – Recurrent De-Realization, Feeling of Disconnection from the Body and Mind, Out of the Body Experience
	Dissociative Amnesia – Functional Amnesia, Abnormal Memory Functioning Without Brain Damage, Retrograde Amnesia
	Schizophrenia – Mental Disorder, Paranoia, Hallucination, Delusion, Disorganized Speech and Thinking
	Somatization Disorder – Hysteria, Variable Physical Symptoms with no Identifiable Physical Origins

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