Overview
The OCD quiz is designed to help parents identify potential signs of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in their child. By taking this simple online test, you can gain insight into your child's behavior and decide if professional评估 is needed. While the quiz cannot diagnose OCD, it may indicate potential symptoms that could benefit from further investigation and guidance.
Symptoms Checked in the Quiz
The quiz consists of 10 questions that cover common OCD symptoms. Each question asks how frequently a behavior or thought applies to your child. Here's a breakdown of the questions and the corresponding OCD symptoms they represent:
| Question | OCD Symptom |
|---|---|
| 1 | Excessive hand washing or rinsing |
| 2 | Repeatedly checking locks or appliances |
| 3 | 癖好清洁、整理或摆放物品 |
| 4 | Avoiding contact with others |
| 5 | Excessive worry about dirt, germs, or contamination |
| 6 | Specific rituals performed in a particular order |
| 7 | Fear of being contaminated or spreading germs |
| 8 | Repetition of words or phrases |
| 9 | Seeking reassurance from parents |
| 10 | 癖好完美主义 |
Explanation of Results
After completing the quiz, you will receive a score that indicates the likelihood of OCD symptoms在你的孩子身上表现出来. The scale is as follows:
- Very Often: 4-5 times per hour
- Often: 2-3 times per hour
- Sometimes: 1-2 times per hour
- Rarely: Once per hour or less
- Never: Not at all
Remember, this quiz is just a starting point. If you suspect your child may have OCD or exhibit any OCD-related behaviors, it's important to discuss these concerns with a mental health professional. They will be able to diagnose OCD accurately and recommend appropriate accommodations and support.
Next Steps
If you found the quiz_results link, you may have clicked through from the main OCD quiz results page. To continue your journey in helping your child, consider exploring resources for parents of neurodivergent kids on our website's Therapy section, where you can find certified therapists who specialize in treating OCD with exposure and response prevention (ERP). Additionally, if you're looking for more in-depth educational resources and support, consider joining ADDitude's community of parents of neurodivergent kids where we share information, tips, and support for raising a child with unique learning needs and challenges.