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ODD Test for Child

ODD Test for Child: Does My Child Have ODD? - FreudlyODD Test for Child based on oppositional defiant criteria. Free parental screening tool. Not diagnostic – consult child psychologist.en
In 10 minutes, understand whether your child shows ODD like patterns such as arguing, irritability, defiance, or spite across home and school. Get a clear 75 item snapshot to guide next steps, not a diagnosis.
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March 25, 2026
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How the Scales are Structured

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3/10
Cross-Setting Consistency (CSC)
Measures how consistently ODD-like behaviors appear across different settings such as home, school, and with peers or other adults.
Mostly situation-specific
Some cross-setting consistency
Consistent across settings
03: Mostly situation-specific | 46: Some cross-setting consistency | 710: Consistent across settings
A score of 3 suggests the behaviors are mostly limited to one setting or show up inconsistently across contexts.
example score
4/20
Impairment & Impact (I&I)
Measures how much oppositional and defiant behaviors interfere with daily functioning and relationships across home, school, and peers.
Low impact
Moderate impact
High impact
06: Low impact | 713: Moderate impact | 1420: High impact
A score of 4 falls in the Low impact range, suggesting these behaviors are currently associated with relatively limited interference in day-to-day functioning and relationships.
example score
22/40
ODD Symptom Severity (OSS)
Measures the overall frequency and severity of oppositional-defiant behaviors (e.g., arguing, defiance, irritability, spitefulness) reported by a parent/caregiver.
Low
Moderate
High
013: Low | 1426: Moderate | 2740: High
A score of 22 falls in the Moderate range, suggesting noticeable ODD-like behaviors that may occur with some regularity across time or settings.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Concerned parents at home
46%OF USERS
Parents who are seeing frequent arguing, defiance, or angry outbursts at home and want a quick check on whether the pattern fits ODD-like behavior.
Caregivers and relatives
31%OF USERS
Guardians, foster parents, or close family members who help raise the child and want to compare what they observe across routines and settings.
Teachers and school staff
23%OF USERS
Educators noticing repeated rule-breaking, irritability, or conflict at school who want structured questions to guide next steps with the family.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Cross-Setting Consistency (CC)
Cross-Setting Consistency (CC)
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2.7
Normal range
1.44
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Impairment & Impact (I&I)
Impairment & Impact (I&I)
Average
10.2
Normal range
713.4
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20
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ODD Symptom Severity (OSS)
ODD Symptom Severity (OSS)
Average
14.1
Normal range
8.619.7
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40
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ODD Test for Child

ODD Test for Child - Symptoms and Signs

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This ODD test for children is a quick parent/caregiver screening quiz based on common Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) symptom criteria, such as frequent arguing, irritability, defiance, and spiteful behavior. Answer questions about patterns over time and across settings (home, school, peers) to get a brief summary of whether ODD-like behaviors may be present and how strongly they show up. This tool is educational and not a diagnosis—only a qualified professional can evaluate your child and rule out other causes.

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