Are you someone who experiences negative and unwanted thoughts all the time? Does intrusive thoughts frequently invade your mind? Do you feel the need to engage in repetitive behaviors, such as repeatedly washing hands? Take this online OCD Test to find out more.
What Is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)?
Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a mental health disorder that can affect anyone, irrespective of their background, gender or age. It happens when a person gets stuck in a cycle of unwanted and negative thoughts called obsessions and repeated actions called compulsions.
Obsessions are upsetting thoughts, images, or urges that cause a lot of anxiety. To feel better, the person may do certain actions or mental routines over and over – these are the compulsions.
Many people may have obsessive thoughts or habits sometimes, but that doesn’t mean they have OCD. OCD is diagnosed when these thoughts and behaviors are so intense that they take up a lot of time (more than an hour a day), cause serious stress, or get in the way of daily life, work, or relationships.
Some common symptoms of OCD include:
Having unwanted and intrusive thoughts, that cause psychological distress
Performing the same actions over and over again to feel less tensed and anxious
Deliberately staying away from places and things that lead to disturbing and negative thoughts
Constantly feeling ashamed, guilty and anxious because of those negative habits and thoughts
Always needing everything to be organized, clean or perfectly lined up
Below is a list of statements that commonly relate to individuals who have symptoms of Obsession and Compulsion. Please read each statement carefully and please indicate the option that best describes you.
Please note: This OCD test is a self-assessment and not a diagnostic test.
Disclaimer: If these symptoms cause clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning, and last for at least 2 successive weeks or longer, it might be considered a disorder.
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Low sign of OCD- Your score indicates that you have a low sign of OCD. It is evident from your score that you might be slightly experiencing repetitive, unwanted thoughts in your mind and not able to get them out of your mind. Further, your score seems that in a few cases, you may feel the need to engage in repetitive behavior, such as hand washing, checking, counting, or praying. Besides this, your response indicates that you might feel upset in a few cases when other people change the arrangements that you made and might feel a few difficulties to throw away things that might not be required anymore. Also, it might be indicated from your response that a few times, you might have violent thoughts and urges which might seem to be unavoidable for you. However, it should be noted that these signs would have a chance to impact your social, occupational, personal, and other areas of functioning in life. However, it should be noted that these signs would have a chance to impact your social, occupational, personal, and other areas of functioning in life.
Moderate sign of OCD
Your score indicates that you have a moderate sign of OCD. It is evident from your score that sometimes you might experience repetitive, unwanted thoughts in your mind and often finds an inability to get them out of your mind. Further, your score seems that in some cases, you may feel the need to engage in repetitive behavior, such as hand washing, checking, counting, or praying. Besides this, your response indicates that you might feel upset in some cases when other people change the arrangements that you made and might often feel difficulty to throw away things that might not be required anymore. Also, it might be indicated from your response that sometimes, you might have violent thoughts and urges that you try not to think about but find unavoidable for you to do so. However, it should be noted that these signs would have a chance to impact some of your social, occupational, personal, and other areas of functioning in life.
High sign of OCD
Your score indicates that you have a high sign of OCD. It is evident from your score that in most cases you seem to experience repetitive, unwanted thoughts in your mind and mostly find an inability to get them out of your mind. Further, your score seems that in most cases, you seem to feel the need to engage in repetitive behavior, such as hand washing, checking, counting, or praying. Besides this, your response indicates that you seem to feel very upset in most cases when other people change the arrangements that you made and feel strong difficulties to throw away things that might not be required anymore. Also, it might be indicated from your response that in many cases, you might have violent thoughts and urges that you may try not to think about but find very disturbing and unavoidable for you to do so. However, it should be noted that these signs would have a chance to strongly impact your social, occupational, personal, and other areas of functioning in life.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Which celebs have OCD?
Celebs who have OCD are Daniel Radcliffe, Jessica Alba, David Beckham, Leonardo DiCaprio, Cameron Diaz, Harrison Ford and many more.
2. Who suffers from OCD the most?
Women are more likely to suffer from OCD than men.
3. Which country has the highest OCD rate?
China is considered to have the highest OCD rate.
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Moderate sign of OCD
Your score indicates that you have a moderate sign of OCD. It is evident from your score that sometimes you might experience repetitive, unwanted thoughts in your mind and often finds an inability to get them out of your mind. Further, your score seems that in some cases, you may feel the need to engage in repetitive behavior, such as hand washing, checking, counting, or praying. Besides this, your response indicates that you might feel upset in some cases when other people change the arrangements that you made and might often feel difficulty to throw away things that might not be required anymore. Also, it might be indicated from your response that sometimes, you might have violent thoughts and urges that you try not to think about but find unavoidable for you to do so. However, it should be noted that these signs would have a chance to impact some of your social, occupational, personal, and other areas of functioning in life.
High sign of OCD
Your score indicates that you have a high sign of OCD. It is evident from your score that in most cases you seem to experience repetitive, unwanted thoughts in your mind and mostly find an inability to get them out of your mind. Further, your score seems that in most cases, you seem to feel the need to engage in repetitive behavior, such as hand washing, checking, counting, or praying. Besides this, your response indicates that you seem to feel very upset in most cases when other people change the arrangements that you made and feel strong difficulties to throw away things that might not be required anymore. Also, it might be indicated from your response that in many cases, you might have violent thoughts and urges that you may try not to think about but find very disturbing and unavoidable for you to do so. However, it should be noted that these signs would have a chance to strongly impact your social, occupational, personal, and other areas of functioning in life.
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