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Suicide Risk Assessment Questionnaire Test

Understand warning signs of suicide risk in about 3 minutes. With 16 items, it supports fast triage and guides next steps without rigid scoring.
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October 2, 2025
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Suicide Risk Scale (SRS)
Assesses the likelihood of suicidal tendencies based on reported thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, where higher scores indicate greater risk indicators.
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0 – 5: Low indicators | 6 – 10: Moderate indicators | 11 – 16: High indicators
A score of 8 falls in the Moderate indicators range, suggesting a notable presence of suicide-risk indicators that warrants careful clinical interpretation in context.
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Who Usually Takes This Test?
Clinicians in first contact
44%OF USERS
Psychiatrists, psychologists, and emergency or primary care staff use it to quickly screen for warning signs during an initial visit or crisis situation.
Therapy clients in distress
33%OF USERS
People experiencing intense hopelessness, depression, or emotional overwhelm take it to clarify how urgent their feelings may be and start a focused conversation with a professional.
Follow-up monitoring patients
23%OF USERS
Patients already in treatment complete it periodically to track changes in suicidal thoughts and help adjust the support plan.
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Suicide Risk Scale (SRS)
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5.4
Normal range
3.3 — 7.6
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Frequently Asked Questions

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What does this questionnaire measure?
It screens for warning signs linked to suicidal thoughts, intent, and related behaviors. It is intended to support an initial clinical assessment.
Who is this questionnaire intended for?
It is used with adolescents and adults when there is concern about self-harm or suicide risk. Use requires clinical judgment and appropriate follow-up procedures.
How long does it take and how many items does it include?
Typical completion time is about 3 minutes. The questionnaire contains 16 questions.
How are results interpreted?
There is no fixed scoring rule; interpretation depends on the response pattern, the interview context, and professional judgment. Results indicate areas that may require further assessment and monitoring.
Does this questionnaire provide a diagnosis or predict suicide?
It does not provide a diagnosis and does not predict outcomes with certainty. Findings should be used as a starting point for safety planning and additional evaluation when indicated.
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Questionnaire for Assessing Suicide Risk Test

Suicide Risk Assessment Questionnaire Test

suicidal risk

This measure is used to support a brief, structured appraisal of current suicide risk in clinical or screening contexts. The Suicide Risk Assessment Questionnaire is intended to help identify warning signs and risk-related thoughts or behaviors that may warrant further assessment and safety planning.

It consists of 16 items and typically takes about 3 minutes to complete. Results are generally interpreted in conjunction with the patient’s history, presenting concerns, and clinical judgment, and should be considered a starting point for discussion rather than a stand-alone diagnosis.

The Suicide Risk Assessment Questionnaire may also be used for follow-up checks to monitor change over time and to inform decisions about the need for more comprehensive evaluation or a higher level of care.

Author: aaron-t-beck, edwin-s-shneidman
Literature: Joiner, T. E. Why people die by suicide. Harvard University Press. 2005.
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