Is My Husband Mentally Ill Quiz
Understand changes in your husband’s mood, interest, daily functioning, and safety in about 10 minutes. Free, quick, and clear, with notes to guide next steps if you’re concerned.
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Everyday Functioning Changes (EFC)
Everyday Functioning Changes (EFC)
Average
5.1
Normal range
3.3 — 7
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Mood and Interest Changes (MaIC)
Mood and Interest Changes (MaIC)
Average
11
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8.8 — 13.2
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15
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Urgent Warning Signs (UWS)
Urgent Warning Signs (UWS)
Average
3.8
Normal range
1.7 — 5.8
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- His sleep is reasonably close to his usual pattern.
- He has had a few restless nights or occasional oversleeping.
- He repeatedly sleeps far less or far more than usual and struggles with his schedule.
- He is awake for most of the night or sleeps through much of the day on most days.
- He starts at roughly his normal pace.
- He needs more time or encouragement but usually gets going.
- He often cannot begin ordinary tasks without repeated prompting.
- He remains in bed or inactive for most of the day and cannot manage basic tasks.
- He generally considers it or suggests another activity.
- He hesitates more than usual but sometimes participates.
- He usually declines and isolates himself, even when practical barriers are removed.
- He refuses nearly all contact or activity and says nothing feels worthwhile.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment
Is My Husband Mentally Ill Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
This free, no-sign-up reflection helps you organize changes you have noticed in your husband’s mood, interest, daily functioning, and safety. It focuses on signs sometimes associated with depression, but it cannot diagnose him, explain every change, or replace a conversation with a qualified professional. Consider context, including illness, grief, stress, medication, and substance use. If he may harm himself or someone else, contact local emergency services or a crisis line now; stay nearby only if it is safe for you.
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