Do you have OCD?
#21
Most retarded quiz ever. Scored 9 (?) and that makes it probable? ._.
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#22
Words Wrote:Most retarded quiz ever. Scored 9 (?) and that makes it probable? ._.

That's statistically worthless since people much anyone could do something reminiscent of OCD at some point or another. Oh no, he drove a car. He's definitely going to be involved in an accident somewhere during his life! [/sarcasm]
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#23
Curtiss Wrote:That's statistically worthless since people much anyone could do something reminiscent of OCD at some point or another. Oh no, he drove a car. He's definitely going to be involved in an accident somewhere during his life! [/sarcasm]

Except the second part of the quiz covers that... but scores it poorly.
Moderate in one question was my highest and yet I still got 9.
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#24
Words Wrote:Except the second part of the quiz covers that... but scores it poorly.
Moderate in one question was my highest and yet I still got 9.

I just went back and answered 'No' to everything; apparently, the second part does not appear if your score is below a certain range so the existence of the second part (And by extension, your score) is related to how you answered in the first part.
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#25
Curtiss Wrote:I just went back and answered 'No' to everything; apparently, the second part does not appear if your score is below a certain range so the existence of the second part (And by extension, your score) is related to how you answered in the first part.

Answered yes in one question or two. I'd have to check again...
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#26
I got a zero lol Sad
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#27
I got 13.

Some OCD things I do:

- I fear burglary occurring, so if I have absolutely no recollection of locking my front door I'll go back and check...and if I forget that I've already checked it, I'll end up checking it over and over and over...

and this one is SOOOOOOO OCD:

- I write something down. I feel that it doesn't look quite right or (since my handwriting is horrible) I feel that others wouldn't be able to read it properly. I cancel it and write it again. And again. And again.
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#28
' Wrote:You scored a total of 12.

Based upon your responses to this screening measure, you are most likely suffering from an obsessive-compulsive disorder. You can view symptoms and treatment options for this disorder. This is not a diagnosis, or a recommendation for treatment. However, it would be advisable and likely beneficial for you to seek a professional diagnosis from a trained mental health professional in your community immediately.

4. personally unacceptable religious or sexual thoughts?
Almost every night. Eek
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#29
You scored a total of 18
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#30
7. Unsurprising.
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#31
Quote:You scored a total of 21

Based upon your responses to this screening measure, you are most likely suffering from an obsessive-compulsive disorder. You can view symptoms and treatment options for this disorder. This is not a diagnosis, or a recommendation for treatment. However, it would be advisable and likely beneficial for you to seek a professional diagnosis from a trained mental health professional in your community immediately.

Because of this quiz, now I know why I count every step I take when I walk down corridors or stairs. Explains why I'm always closing the car window even when it's already closed! Thankfully I've learned to control alot of this by paying attention and constantly reminding myself to stop.
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#32
You scored a total of 0.
You have answered this self-report questionnaire in such a way as to suggest that you do not likely currently suffer from an obsessive-compulsive disorder. You should not take this as a diagnosis or recommendation for treatment in any way, though.

After taking this quiz, I realized that some of you guys have some serious issues.
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#33
Scored a 15.

Mostly I do things related to organization and repetition until it "feels right"
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#34
15.

Not surprised at all.

At my current job, I have to make sure spreadsheets are perfect, COMPLETELY perfect. Other examples exist, but I do not want people afraid of me suddenly.
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