Intermittent Explosive Disorder Self Test

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

Do you sometimes feel depressed and want to express it through anger? (1)
Do you have the tendency to become violent when you are angry? (1)
Do you find it difficult to control aggressiveness? (1)
Do you get mad easily? (1)
Do you often experience episodes of panic or anxiety? (1)
Have you experienced being mistreated by family members? (1)
Is your compulsion to become violent so strong that you cannot control it? (1)
Do you feel good when you express your feelings in an outburst of violence? (1)
Do you have a tendency not to trust people around you? (1)
Do you have a tendency towards social isolation? (1)
Does your aggressive behavior usually result in self afflicted injury? (1)
Does your violence often lead to the damage of property? (1)
Did you experience domestic violence anytime in your life? (1)
Is there a traumatic experience in your past that brings back rage when you remember it? (1)
Do you feel anxious and depressed when confronted with a situation that you do not like? (1)
Do you have the compulsion to hurt other people when you are angry? (1)
Do you have a history of traumatic brain injury? (1)
Have any of your family members had any form of mental disorder? (1)
Do you exhibit mood swings once in a while? (1)
Do you often feel nervous when confronted with new situations? (1)
Are you easily frustrated when you do not get what you want? (1)
Do you like the feeling of being in control? (1)
Do you have low self esteem? (1)
Do you find yourself disinterested in pleasurable things? (1)
Do you easily feel tense when under a stressful condition? (1)
Are you always under a heightened arousal that triggers violent behavior? (1)
Do you feel relieved after expressing aggression? (1)
Have you experienced, at anytime in your life, traumatic events that continue to bring back feelings of rage? (1)
Do you have a history of an accident that caused severe head injury or inflammation of the brain? (1)
Prior to feeling the urge to become violent, do you feel irritated or impatient? (1)
Do you have some form of obsession? (1)
Do you have difficulty dealing with your frustrations in life? (1)
Do you have difficulty tolerating stress and pressures? (1)
Are you having problems with your family relationships? (1)
After violent outbursts do you remember the event but that you were not in control of it? (1)
When you are angry do you have the tendency not listen to reason? (1)
Are your aggressive reactions out of proportion to how bad the things are that trigger them? (1)
Do you ever experience the compulsion to attack or injure others? (1)
Do you have a history of mood disorders? (1)
Do you live in an environment where violence is often seen? (1)

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

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Intermittent Explosive Disorder Topics

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	Antisocial Personality Disorder – Disregard and Violation of the Rights of Others, Conduct Disorder, Sociopath, Psychopaths, Lack of Empathy
	Anxiety Disorder NOS – Stress, Anxiousness, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Social Phobia
	Kleptomania – Hoarding of Things, Stealing, Theft, Depression, Guilt, Compulsion, Schizoid, Paranoid, Borderline Personality Disorder
	Oppositional Defiant Disorder – Behavioral Pattern of Disobedience, Hostile, Defiant Behavior towards Authority
	Pyromania – Impulse to Start a Fire to Relieve Tension, Gratification of Doing the Act, Psychosis, Act of Revenge, Euphoria

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