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Are you concerned you may have OCD? You can get a virtual-diagnosis right now by taking our OCD Test Online. It was developed by registered physciatrist Daniel Roth, MD, based on your answers we will analyze your behavioural and thought patterns against the official DSM medical criteria for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. This will be similiar to an initial set of questions asked if you visited a professional Psychiatrist.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Test

This test will provide an accurate indication of whether you are exhibiting the most common symptoms and characteristics of OCD, and to what extent. In the interest of tolerance, I would like also like to make a special point about the test-question concerning religion. There can be confusion where the line is drawn between devout adherence to religious rites and the a possible symptom of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. When this test refers to religious-based OCD symptoms, we are referring to extreme examples, well outside the standards of commonly accepted religous behaviour. Cases such as people feeling driven to pray for several hours at a time without break, or excessively reciting scriptures to an extent that is considered abnormal compared with the standards of regular devout worship.

OCD Screening Test for all ages

Whether you are looking for an OCD test for teenagers, OCD test for children or OCD test for adults, this screening test is the place to start. These test questions have been carefully designed to minimize the possibility of regular eccentric behaviour being misdiagnosed as Obsessive Compulsive. For example, collecting stamps or antique coins as a hobby is a regular and non-concerning activity. However when the objects being collected have no value, such as food wrappers, and accumulate to the point where they create a hygiene problem, we need to start paying closer attention.

Online OCD Test

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Thank you for taking the time to complete this online OCD test. Your test results suggest that you are experiencing %%PERCENTAGE%% of the key-indicators or symptoms associated with diagnosed Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

We have now carefully analysed your test results, and are ready to provide you with an online OCD diagnosis. Your results were compared against a large database of both Obsessive Compulsive and regular behavioural patterns, and afterwards cross-checked against the official psychiatric diagnostic criteria for OCD. This analysis has indicated that:

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Your test results have revealed a close profile and personality match with this OCD celebrity. You both share %%SCORE%% of the same OCD symptoms in common, and also have several similar behavioural traits. Please click on the picture to read about your celebrity-match's experience and challenges with OCD.

Thank you for completing The OCD Closet's screening test for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. We have analysed your answers to the screening test, which covered a broad range of behaviour and thought patterns, and have provided you with an analysis and online diagnosis for your consideration.

If would like any further information, please either contact us by email or by leaving a comment under a relevant article, and we will help you however we can. If you do have further concerns about this condition, please seek the advice of a medical professional for a personal assessment.

Please note that while Online Screening Tests can provide helpful indications for a wide of range of potential mental health issues, for a formal OCD diagnosis and assessment you should book an appointment with a registered psychiatrist or practising physician.

Thank you for taking a keen interest in your health and and for giving consideration to this complicated condition. Please tell your friends and family about this test by bookmarking our site, or updating your social-networking status using the social-media buttons below.

Regards,

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Daniel Roth, MD (Psychiatry)

Your answers are highlighed below.
Question 1
Do you feel driven to collect certain types of objects that have little or no use, and feel unable to throw them away?
Examples
  • Hoarding dozens of old food wrappers in your bedroom.
  • Having multiple piles of trash and junk accumulate around your house or yard.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 2
Do you often feel like your skin is unclean or infected with germs, and feel a urgent need to shower?
Examples
  • Washing your hand multiple times each hour, and feeling repulsed by touching other people's skin.
  • Having several showers each day, even to the point where your skins becomes dry and irritated.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 3
Do you feel uncomfortable or have negative associations with a particular color?
Examples
  • Experiencing discomfort or strain when entering a room with walls painted with a certain color.
  • Feeling like any of your possessions that contain a certain color are unlucky.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 4
Do you often think about or experience images in your mind of unacceptable sexual thoughts, including criminal and inhumane acts?
Examples
  • Experiencing visions in your mind of forced or violent sex.
  • Repeated thoughts of sex involving humiliation or degradation of one partner.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 5
Do you routinely worry about personal security without reasonable cause - of being robbed or physically attacked?
Examples
  • Often fearing your home to be broken into and robbed while you are at work.
  • Frequently checking your pockets because you feel like your wallet has been stolen.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 6
Do you feel uncomfortable with uneven numbers generally, or seeing groups of objects in odd-numbered multiples?
Examples
  • Avoiding purchasing food-packages from the supermarket in odd-numbered multiples.
  • Feeling like you have to remove a can of soda from a packet to even the remaining number.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 7
Do you often feel driven to count and quantify groups of objects, or your possessions?
Examples
  • Subconsciously counting the number of items stacked on a supermarket shelf.
  • Counting the amount of tiles on the floor as you are walk down a corridor.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 8
Are you often late for social events or appointments because of excessive personal-grooming routines?
Examples
  • Feeling compelled to adhere to a strict, lengthy regime for applying make-up and styling hair before being able to leave the house for work.
  • Excessively straightening your tie and collar whilst on the way to a dinner engagement, and being constantly concerned that it is out of place.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 9
Do you feel driven to repeatedly clean your bedroom or house to the point where your friends and family consider it excessive?
Examples
  • Wiping the kitchen benches over and over, and feeling concerned if anyone prepares food on them.
  • Dusting your house multiple times each day, including rooms where people aren't likely to enter.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 10
Do you often worry about losing a particular personal belonging, a possession that is important to you?
Examples
  • Always clasping a piece of jewellery to your body, for fear of dropping it.
  • Needing to regularly check that a family photo-album is in fact where you left it.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 11
Do you often feel compelled to organize and reposition objects in a certain order, or to arrange your possessions in similar patterns?
Examples
  • Constantly feeling like you need to straighten furniture in your house.
  • Always taking care to evenly space groceries in the pantry, and have face them facing the same way.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 12

Do you feel an overwhelming and persistent sense of fear and anxiety about being contaminated or infected by germs, bacteria or dirt?

Examples
  • Feeling disgusted by making physical contact with other people, such as shaking hands
  • Being unable to touch door handles in public-buildings or use public transport
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 13
Are you always abandoning and restarting work or writing mid-way through, because it is messy or you feel it's quality is inadequate?
Examples
  • Often taking several attempts to fill out a written application form.
  • Repeatedly deleting your progress in writing a simple email, and rewriting it from the start.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 14
Do you experience constant religious-based fears, or excessively practise religious rituals and rites?
Examples
  • Being unable to restrain yourself from constantly repeating religious verses or praying.
  • An excessive and irrational fear of committing even very minor sins.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 15
Do you have recurring thoughts or images of yourself or someone you know suffering a serious injury, or death?
Examples
  • Often picturing yourself falling from a building rooftop.
  • Constantly worrying that a family member will die in a car accident.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 16
Do you seem to have a persistent fear of infecting other people with a disease or illness?
Examples
  • Having to cover your mouth public spaces to prevent germs spreading.
  • An anxious concern that you may infect a partner with a STD without ever having been diagnosed with it.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 17
Have you frequently experienced thoughts or images in your mind of natural disasters or horrific violence?
Examples
  • Irrationally having a recurring fear that an earthquake will strike.
  • Repeatedly playing imagery in your head of physical torture or violent war scenes.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
Question 18
Do you repeatedly check whether appliances are turned off, or keep rechecking that doors and windows are locked?
Examples
  • Repeatedly checking the stove is switched off over.
  • Checking the front and back door are locked several times before going to bed.
No, this doesn't apply to me
Hint:
Sometimes, but only occasionally
Hint:
Yes, quite often
Hint:
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The risk of you having OCD is: Extremely Low

You show very few, if any, signs of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder tendencies in your behaviour and thoughts.

The possibility that you are suffering from OCD is extremely remote, as nearly all of your test results fall into the non-obsessive behavioural spectrum.

Your closest celebrity OCD profile-match is: David Beckham
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Your risk of having OCD is: Very Low

Your test results show very few signs of potential OCD, you exhibit a generally healthy and normal set of thought patterns of behaviours. The results of the online OCD test strongly suggest that there is no reason for you to be concerned about the risk of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

The few OCD symptoms you do have are vastly outnumbered and outweighed by the factors which indicate that you are not affected by this condition.

Your closest celebrity OCD profile match is: David Beckham
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Your risk of you having OCD is: Reasonably Low

- Your behavioural and thought patterns are showing some signs that are suggestive of potential OCD. However, your test results also provide some strong indications that these symptoms aren't occurring to the extent where an OCD diagnosis would be likely.

However, if you feel like these symptoms are causing serious issues for you, please consult your local physician for further assessment and advice.

Your closest OCD-celebrity match is: David Beckham
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Your closest celebrity OCD personality match is: David Beckham
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Your risk of having OCD is: Very High

Your thoughts and behaviours indicate that you are experiencing severe OCD. Your test results show you are exhibiting all the most common symptoms that are assessed when performing a clinical diagnosis of this disorder.

If you haven't spoken to a doctor about this issue previously, please book an appointment to discuss these behaviour patterns. Modern treatment options can be very effective at managing this disorder.

Your closest celebrity OCD personality match is: Howie Mandel
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You most definitely have OCD

Your test results show you exhibit nearly all of the most severe symptoms, and need some help with this.

Your behaviour is completely consistent with the formal medical criteria for OCD. There are effective treatment options to manage OCD. Please seek the advice of a doctor at the earliest opportunity, if you haven't already.

Your closest celebrity OCD profile match is: Howard Hughes
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66 comments

  1. Megan T
    December 13, 2010

    This OCD test is much better than the other one I tried (at a different website I can’t remember).. You can see some real work has gone into making yours. It was really useful, and told me what I needed to know. Love the little writing doctor guy too! Thanks to the OCD Closet for a great job with this..

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  2. robby
    December 14, 2010

    This test totally rocks! Bookmarked.. I got 58%, and after seeing how I answered some of those questions I do have some issues I have to get sorted out, thanks for the heads-up ocd closet.. Can you make another test like this for adhd or depression?

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