Selective Mutism Self Test

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

Does your child have normal speech patterns? (1)
Does your child manifest shyness in the presence of other people? (1)
Is your child capable of communicating with you normally? (1)
Do you have any family members who have been diagnosed with any psychological disorder? (1)
Does your child show signs of low self esteem? (1)
Has your child been diagnosed with any psychotic disorder? (1)
Does your child show reluctance to speak to strangers? (1)
Is your child capable of understanding what is being said to him or her? (1)
Does your child refuse to socialize with his/her classmates? (1)
Does your child show indifference to other people? (1)
Is your child capable of speaking to people he or she is comfortable with? (1)
Is there nothing wrong with your child’s ability to speak? (1)
Does your child’s purposeful refusal to speak affect his social relationships and academic standing? (1)
Does your child commonly seem inattentive? (1)
Does your child show refusal to participate in classroom activities? (1)
Does your child appear uneasy towards strangers? (1)
Is your child able to talk/communicate normally around you and other family members? (1)
Is your child usually alone in school? (1)
Is your child usually silent in social situations? (1)
Is your child unable to talk around strangers? (1)
Is your child socially withdrawn? (1)
Does your child seldom participate with school activities, resulting in low grades? (1)
Is your child capable of speaking the native language of his peers? (1)
Have you noticed your child clinging onto you tighter whenever there are other people around? (1)
Do you notice your child having few friends in school? (1)
Does he/she refuse to go to school? (1)
Does your child avoid the company of people? (1)
Is your child capable of normally expressing his thoughts in words? (1)
Does your child intentionally refuse to speak in the presence of other people? (1)
Have you noticed that your child proficient in communicating when at home and suddenly act mute outside your home? (1)
Is your child selective with the people he/she wants to talk to? (1)
Does your child often show changes in mood? (1)
Is your child usually shy around other people he/she barely knows? (1)
Does your child’s teacher report your child refuses to participate in class discussions? (1)
Have you noticed your child’s refusal to talk when he or she doesn't feel like talking? (1)
Has your child’s behavior of refusing to speak been going on for almost over a month now? (1)
Does your child’s refusal to speak begin when he started interacting with other people outside your home? (1)
Does your child cry in the presence of strangers? (1)
Does your child’s inability to speak ever affect his academic standing? (1)
Has your child experienced emotional, physical or mental abuse sometime in his or her childhood? (1)

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Selective Mutism Topics

Related Conditions

	Anxiety Disorder NOS – Irrational Fears, Anxiety, Phobia, Depression, Stress
	Reactive Attachment Disorder – Inappropriate Ways to Relate Socially, Failure to Form Normal Attachment to Caregivers During Childhood
	Separation Anxiety Disorder – Anxiety From Separation to a Care Giver, Strong Emotional Attachment
	Social Anxiety Disorder – Social Phobia, Distressed, Depression, Anxious, Chronic Fear, Panic Attack, Intense Fear and Anxiety

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