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Drug Use and Dependence Scale (DUDS-10)

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Drug Use and Dependence Scale (DUDS-10)

A revised version of the Drug Use and Dependence Scale (DUDS-10) with reliability and validity considerations.

1 / 10

Do you use drugs more than you intend to?

2 / 10

Have you tried to quit drug use but failed?

3 / 10

Have you experienced withdrawal symptoms

when you stop using drugs?

4 / 10

Do you need to use more drugs over time to feel
the same effect?

5 / 10

Has drug use negatively affected your work,
studies, or relationships?

6 / 10

Have you engaged in risky behaviors (e.g.,
unsafe sex, driving under the influence) while
using drugs?

7 / 10

Do you spend a lot of time thinking about,
obtaining, or recovering from drugs?

8 / 10

Do you continue using drugs despite knowing
they harm your health?

9 / 10

Do you feel guilty or regretful after drug use?

10 / 10

Have doctors, friends, or family advised you to
cut down on drug use?

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Fear Assessment Scale (FAS-20)

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Fear Assessment Scale (FAS-20)

This 20-item scale assesses fear symptoms based on DSM-5 criteria for phobias and generalized fear responses.

1 / 20

I feel intense fear in certain situations,even when there is no real danger.

2 / 20

I avoid specific places, objects, oractivities due to fear.

3 / 20

My fear interferes with my daily life.

4 / 20

I experience a racing heart when confronted with something I fear.

5 / 20

My hands tremble or sweat excessively when I am scared

6 / 20

I feel dizzy or lightheaded when faced with my fears.

7 / 20

I find it difficult to breathe properly when I am afraid.

8 / 20

experience overwhelming thoughts about danger or harm.

9 / 20

I feel an urgent need to escape from fearful situations.

10 / 20

I avoid social situations due to fear of embarrassment or judgment.

11 / 20

I feel paralyzed or frozen when facing something I fear.

12 / 20

My fear leads to nausea or stomach discomfort.

13 / 20

I feel detached from reality or my surroundings when extremely scared.

14 / 20

I have difficulty sleeping due to fearrelated thoughts.

15 / 20

My fear is stronger than what others experience in similar situations..

16 / 20

I worry excessively about experiencing fear in the future.

17 / 20

. I avoid watching or reading about certain topics because they scare me.

18 / 20

My body reacts strongly (e.g., sweating,shivering) when I am afraid.

19 / 20

I have panic attacks related to my fears.

20 / 20

My fears have lasted for six months or longer.

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psychological scale for depression

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psychological scale for depression

psychological scale for depression requires careful selection of items that align with DSM-5
criteria while ensuring reliability and validity. Below is a Depression Assessment Scale (DAS-20) with 20 self-report items, a scoring method, and guidelines for reliability and validity testing.

1 / 20

I feel down, sad, or hopeless most of the time

2 / 20

I have lost interest in activities I used to enjoy.

3 / 20

I feel exhausted even without doing much

4 / 20

My sleep patterns have changed (sleeping too much or too little).

5 / 20

I have difficulty concentrating or making decisions

6 / 20

My appetite has changed significantly (eating too much or too little)

7 / 20

I feel worthless or excessively guilty

8 / 20

I experience frequent mood swings.

9 / 20

I have little to no motivation to complete daily tasks.

10 / 20

I feel restless or slowed down

11 / 20

I withdraw from friends and family.

12 / 20

I feel physically weak or fatigued without any medical reason.

13 / 20

I find it difficult to experience pleasure, even in happy situations

14 / 20

I have frequent negative thoughts about myself.

15 / 20

I feel easily irritated or frustrated.

16 / 20

I feel like life is not worth living.

17 / 20

I have difficulty expressing emotions.

18 / 20

I feel anxious or worried most of the time.

19 / 20

I feel disconnected from reality or my surroundings.

20 / 20

I experience unexplained physical pain (headaches, stomachaches, etc.).

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Anxiety Assessment Scale (AAS-20)

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Anxiety Assessment Scale (AAS-20)

This 20-item scale assesses anxiety symptoms based on DSM-5 criteria.

1 / 20

I feel excessively worried or anxious about different aspects of life.

2 / 20

I have difficulty controlling my worries.

3 / 20

My heart races or I feel short of breath even without physical exertion.

4 / 20

I experience sudden feelings of panic or dread.

5 / 20

I feel restless, on edge, or unable to relax.

6 / 20

I have difficulty concentrating due to anxiety

7 / 20

My muscles feel tense or stiff most of the time

8 / 20

I feel excessively tired despite resting

9 / 20

I avoid certain situations due to fear or nervousness.

10 / 20

My mind frequently jumps to worst-case scenarios.

11 / 20

I feel irritable or easily annoyed.

12 / 20

I experience stomach discomfort, nausea, or digestive issues when anxious.

13 / 20

I have difficulty falling or staying asleep due to worry.

14 / 20

I experience sweating, trembling, or shaking when anxious.

15 / 20

I feel a sense of impending doom or danger.

16 / 20

I find it difficult to control my breathing when anxious

17 / 20

I frequently overthink small details.

18 / 20

I experience dizziness or lightheadedness due to anxiety.

19 / 20

I feel detached from reality or my surroundings during moments of anxiety.

20 / 20

I feel an overwhelming sense of nervousness in social situations.

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Memory Assessment Scale (MAS) – Clinical & Student Version

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Memory Assessment Scale (MAS) – Clinical & Student Version

This scale assesses memory function in clinical patients (e.g., individuals with cognitive impairments, brain injuries, dementia) and students (e.g., academic performance, learning efficiency).

1 / 25

I can recall a short list of words immediately after hearing them.

2 / 25

I can remember a phone number for a few seconds without writing it down

3 / 25

I can repeat a short sentence verbatim rightafter hearing it.

4 / 25

I can recall recent conversations accurately.

5 / 25

I can remember names of new people I meet.

6 / 25

I can follow multi-step verbal instructions easily.

7 / 25

I can solve mental math problems without using paper.

8 / 25

I can hold and manipulate information in my mind (e.g., mentally rearranging items).

9 / 25

I can track multiple tasks at once without forgetting details

10 / 25

I can focus on a conversation while ignoring background noise.

11 / 25

I can recall important life events accurately.

12 / 25

I can remember facts and concepts from school/work over time.

13 / 25

I can recall specific details of books or movies I read years ago.

14 / 25

I can remember skills I learned years ago without difficulty.

15 / 25

I can recall past experiences when triggered by a cue

16 / 25

I can vividly recall personal experiences from my childhood.

17 / 25

I can remember where and when a specific event happened.

18 / 25

I can recall what I did last weekend without effort.

19 / 25

I can remember my first day at school/work vividly

20 / 25

I can mentally relive past experiences with rich detail.

21 / 25

I remember appointments and deadlines without reminders.

22 / 25

I remember to take medications or complete daily tasks on time.

23 / 25

I recall future plans without checking notes.

24 / 25

I remember errands or tasks planned earlier in the day.

25 / 25

I follow through with promises or commitments without forgetting.

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Social Anxiety Scale (SAS)

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Social Anxiety Scale (SAS)

To assess the severity of social anxiety symptoms in individuals, including clinical patients and students.

1 / 20

I worry about embarrassing myself in front of others

2 / 20

I feel anxious when speaking in front of a group.

3 / 20

I am afraid that others will criticize me

4 / 20

I avoid situations where I might be evaluated.

5 / 20

I overthink past social interactions, fearing I made mistakes

6 / 20

I avoid starting conversations with strangers.

7 / 20

I feel uncomfortable making eye contact in social situations.

8 / 20

I skip events where I must interact with new people

9 / 20

I feel nervous eating in public.

10 / 20

I turn down invitations because of social anxiety.

11 / 20

My heart races when I have to speak in public

12 / 20

I start sweating when talking to new people.

13 / 20

I feel dizzy or lightheaded in social situations.

14 / 20

I experience shortness of breath when anxious in social settings.

15 / 20

I feel nauseous before attending a social event.

16 / 20

I worry about sounding stupid when I talk.

17 / 20

I get nervous when making phone calls.

18 / 20

I feel pressure to act "perfect" in social settings.

19 / 20

I struggle to express my thoughts when in a group.

20 / 20

I hesitate to ask for help due to fear of being judged.

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Mood Disorder Assessment Scale (MDAS) Based on DSM-5

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Mood Disorder Assessment Scale (MDAS) Based on DSM-5

This scale is designed based on DSM-5 criteria for mood disorders, including Major Depressive
Disorder (MDD), Bipolar Disorder (BD), and Persistent Depressive Disorder (PDD).

1 / 29

I feel depressed, sad, or hopeless most of the day.

2 / 29

I have lost interest or pleasure in activities I used to enjoy.

3 / 29

I experience significant weight loss or gain or changes in appetite.

4 / 29

I have insomnia or excessive sleep almost every day.

5 / 29

I feel restless or slowed down in my physical movements.

6 / 29

I experience fatigue or low energy nearly every day.

7 / 29

I feel worthless or excessively guilty without clear reason.

8 / 29

I have difficulty concentrating or making decisions.

9 / 29

I have thoughts of death, suicidal ideation, or attempts.

10 / 29

I experience unusually high energy or extreme elation for most of the day.

11 / 29

I feel less need for sleep but still function well

12 / 29

I talk much more than usual or feel pressure to keep talking.

13 / 29

I have racing thoughts or my mind jumps from one idea to another.

14 / 29

I feel highly distractible or unable to focus

15 / 29

I engage in risky behaviors (spending sprees, reckless driving, impulsive decisions).

16 / 29

I feel overconfident or have grand ideas about my abilities.

17 / 29

I experience irritability or agitation without reason.

18 / 29

My mood shifts rapidly between happiness and sadness.

19 / 29

I feel emotionally unstable, experiencing highs and lows frequently.

20 / 29

I find it difficult to control my emotions when upset.

21 / 29

I struggle to return to a stable mood after an emotional event.

22 / 29

I experience extreme irritability or anger outbursts

23 / 29

I feel emotionally numb or disconnected from others

24 / 29

My mood affects my relationships with family or friends.

25 / 29

I often regret decisions made during emotional highs or lows.

26 / 29

My work or daily life is negatively impacted by my emotions.

27 / 29

I avoid social situations due to mood swings.

28 / 29

I feel misunderstood because of my emotions.

29 / 29

I rely on alcohol, drugs, or other unhealthy habits to regulate my mood

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Psychoremedy Personality Test

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Personality Assessment Scale (PAS)

This scale is designed to numerically diagnose personality functioning based on the DSM-5 framework.

It assesses identity, self-direction, empathy, and interpersonal functioning, assigning
a numerical diagnosis.

1 / 20

I have a stable sense of who I am

2 / 20

My self-image frequently changes.

3 / 20

I feel empty or disconnected from myself.

4 / 20

I struggle with self-worth and purpose.

5 / 20

My emotions strongly influence how I see myself.

6 / 20

I set long-term goals and work towards them consistently.

7 / 20

I often feel lost about what I want in life.

8 / 20

I make impulsive decisions without considering consequences.

9 / 20

I take responsibility for my actions and their outcomes.

10 / 20

I understand how my actions affect others.

11 / 20

I can easily recognize and respond to others' emotions.

12 / 20

I  sometimes disregard how my actions impact relationships.

13 / 20

I feel detached from others' emotions.

14 / 20

I maintain long-term relationships with mutual understanding.

15 / 20

I have frequent conflicts in personal relationships.

16 / 20

I struggle to consider other people’s perspectives.

17 / 20

I struggle to plan for the future.

18 / 20

I feel abandoned or overly dependent on others.

19 / 20

trust people easily and form strong bonds.

20 / 20

My relationships are often unstable or intense.

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PTSD Assessment Scale –(PTSD)

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PTSD Assessment Scale –(PTSD)

This scale assesses intrusive symptoms, avoidance, negative alterations in cognition/mood, and
arousal/reactivity, assigning a numerical diagnosis of PTSD severity

1 / 20

I have distressing memories of the traumatic event.

2 / 20

I have nightmares or flashbacks about the trauma.

3 / 20

I feel intense emotional distress when reminded of the trauma.

4 / 20

I experience physical reactions (e.g., sweating, heart racing) when reminded of the trauma.

5 / 20

I feel like the traumatic event is happening again

6 / 20

I avoid thoughts or memories related to the trauma.

7 / 20

I avoid places, people, or activities that remind me of the trauma.

8 / 20

I find it difficult to talk about what happened.

9 / 20

I try to keep myself distracted to avoid thinking about the trauma.

10 / 20

I feel emotionally numb when thinking about the trauma

11 / 20

I struggle to remember key details of the trauma.

12 / 20

I blame myself or others for what happened.

13 / 20

I feel detached or distant from others.

14 / 20

I have persistent negative thoughts about myself or the world.

15 / 20

I find it difficult to feel positive emotions (e.g., happiness, love).

16 / 20

I feel constantly on edge or easily startled.

17 / 20

I have trouble sleeping due to distressing thoughts.

18 / 20

I have difficulty concentrating on tasks.

19 / 20

I get easily irritated or have angry outbursts.

20 / 20

I engage in risky or reckless behaviors

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