Does My Child Have OCD Quiz
Understand possible OCD-like thoughts, rituals, and daily disruption in your child in about 10 minutes. 15 quick items, no sign-up, with a clear summary to support next steps with a professional.
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Daily Impact and Support Needs (DIaSN)
Average
4
Normal range
2.1 — 5.8
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15
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Repetitive Responses and Rituals (RRaR)
Average
8.7
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6.4 — 11
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15
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Unwanted Thoughts and Distress (UTaD)
Average
7.3
Normal range
4.6 — 9.9
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15
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CLEAR ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this quiz measure?
It is a brief parent-report check for signs that may relate to obsessive-compulsive experiences, such as intrusive thoughts, repetitive behaviors, and distress or interference. It summarizes observations from the past four weeks.
How should responses be selected?
Base answers on what has been directly observed or what the child has clearly reported during the past four weeks. When unsure, select the option that best matches typical frequency or impact.
Do the results provide a diagnosis?
No; results are an unvalidated reflective summary and do not establish a diagnosis or clinical cutoff. Similar signs can occur with development, stress, culture, anxiety, tic disorders, ADHD, autism, or other conditions.
What should be done if the results raise concern?
Consider discussing the results with a pediatrician or a licensed mental-health professional for a full assessment. Record specific examples of behaviors, triggers, and time spent to support clinical review.
When is urgent help needed?
Seek urgent local help if the child may harm themselves or someone else, or cannot stay safe. Use local emergency services or a crisis line when immediate risk is present.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment
Does My Child Have OCD Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
This quick 15-item quiz helps parents and caregivers reflect on possible OCD-related experiences in a child, including unwanted thoughts, repetitive responses, and disruption to daily life. Consider the past four weeks and what you have directly observed or your child has shared. Results are unvalidated reflective summaries, not a diagnosis or clinical cutoff; development, stress, culture, and other conditions can produce similar signs. Discuss concerns with a pediatrician or licensed mental-health professional. If your child may harm themselves or someone else, or cannot stay safe, seek urgent local help. No sign-up is needed.
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