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Anxiety Self-TestsStephen Hill2017-07-13T20:34:48+00:00
Self-tests can be informative and can even nudge people to seek further help if appropriate, but they can’t replace the value of meeting with a professional. If you have concerns after doing some reading or taking a self-test, please do seek out a qualified person to talk further. You can always take the results of a self-test to review in person.
A good basic test very similar to the widely published Beck Anxiety Inventory.
A more comprehensive test that may help you find out if anxiety symptoms are more generalized, related to Social Anxiety specifically, or include panic attacks. Hosted by a Canadian organization in British Columbia so please note that contact phone numbers for further help will not be correct for those here in the U.S.
A thorough self-test for social anxiety (formerly called social phobia).
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