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Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria Test

Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria Test: Do I Have RSD? - FreudlyRejection Sensitive Dysphoria Test based on RSD symptoms. Free screening with insights. Not diagnostic – consult mental health professional.en
In 10 minutes, learn whether your reactions to criticism or exclusion resemble RSD style rejection sensitivity. Get a clear score range, key patterns, and coping ideas for self reflection, not diagnosis.
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How the Scales are Structured

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23/40
Rejection Coping Patterns (RCP)
Measures how often you cope with rejection cues through people-pleasing, avoidance/withdrawal, or defensive anger rather than flexible, values-based responses.
Flexible coping
Mixed coping
Rigid coping
013Flexible coping1426Mixed coping2740Rigid coping
A score of 23 falls in the Mixed coping range, suggesting you sometimes rely on people-pleasing, avoidance, or defensiveness after perceived rejection, but not as consistently or rigidly as in the highest range.
example score
10/40
Rejection Reactivity (RR)
Measures how quickly and intensely you react emotionally to criticism, exclusion, or perceived disapproval.
Lower reactivity
Moderate reactivity
Higher reactivity
013Lower reactivity1426Moderate reactivity2740Higher reactivity
A score of 10 falls in the Lower reactivity range, suggesting milder and more manageable immediate emotional surges in response to perceived rejection cues.
example score
22/40
Rumination & Aftereffects (R&A)
Assesses how long perceived rejection effects linger and the degree of mental replay, self-criticism, and mood or functioning spillover that follows.
Brief aftereffects
Moderate rumination
Persistent rumination
013Brief aftereffects1426Moderate rumination2740Persistent rumination
A score of 22 falls in the Moderate rumination range, suggesting rejection cues often lead to noticeable replay and mood disruption that can take some time to fade.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

ADHD-Identifying Adults
41%OF USERS
People who have ADHD or suspect it and want to understand why criticism or subtle disapproval can feel crushing or trigger spirals.
People-Pleasers and Avoiders
34%OF USERS
Those who overthink messages, fear letting others down, and avoid situations where they might be judged or rejected.
Conflict-Sensitive Partners
25%OF USERS
People noticing intense reactions in dating, friendships, or family conflict and looking for patterns behind anger, shame, or shutdown after feedback.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Rejection Coping Patterns (RCP)
Rejection Coping Patterns (RCP)
Average
15.8
Normal range
9.721.8
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Rejection Reactivity (RR)
Rejection Reactivity (RR)
Average
11
Normal range
3.918.1
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40
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Rumination & Aftereffects (R&A)
Rumination & Aftereffects (R&A)
Average
24.1
Normal range
19.229
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40
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Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria Test

Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria Test - Symptoms and Signs

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Explore whether your reactions to criticism, exclusion, or perceived disapproval resemble “rejection sensitive dysphoria” (RSD)—a popular term often discussed in ADHD communities but not a formal diagnosis. This free screening quiz asks about emotional intensity, rumination, people-pleasing, avoidance, and anger/shame spirals after rejection cues. You’ll get a score range, pattern highlights, and coping ideas. It’s for self-reflection, not diagnosis or medical advice; consider a licensed clinician if distress is significant.

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