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Psychological tests on the topic of “workaholism”

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Dutch Work Addiction Scale (DUWAS)
Questions: 10 · 2 minutes
addiction
workaholism
Work patterns can become excessive and difficult to regulate, with potential implications for well-being and functioning. The Dutch Work Addiction Scale (DUWAS) is a brie...
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Effort Stress
Questions: 10 · 2 minutes
business
work stress
workaholism
This brief self-report screener is designed to gauge work-related strain associated with high effort and stress. Effort Stress is intended to support rapid identification...
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Workaholism Test
Questions: 21 · 4 minutes
business
work stress
workaholism
This brief self-report measure screens for patterns of excessive work involvement and difficulty disengaging from work that may be associated with stress and impairment. ...
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Urgent Addiction Assessment
Questions: 44 · 9 minutes
addiction
workaholism
urgent addiction
This measure evaluates a pattern of urgency-focused, potentially addictive behavior characterized by persistent time pressure, fear of being late or failing, and a prefer...
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Occupational Status
Questions: 20 · 4 minutes
business
workaholism
This brief self-report measure is used to characterize patterns of work engagement and activity level in daily functioning. Occupational Status provides a snapshot of an ...
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Workaholism can significantly impact your personal life and overall well-being. A workaholism assessment can help you identify patterns of excessive work and recognize behaviors that may hinder your relationships and mental health. These tools provide valuable insights into how your work habits affect different aspects of your life.

The tests available here draw on established psychological principles to evaluate your work-related behaviors and emotional responses. They can be particularly helpful if you're experiencing chronic stress, difficulty balancing work and personal life, or feelings of guilt when not working. These assessments help you understand how your work commitments influence your overall health and clarify potential areas for change.

Explore the workaholism tests below to better identify patterns and make more informed decisions about your work-life balance.

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