Paranoid Personality Disorder Test
20 Questions
3 Minutes
Are you struggling with paranoid thoughts?
Paranoid personality disorder involves a pattern of pervasive distrust and suspiciousness of others such that people’s motives are often interpreted as malevolent. Individuals suspect and fear that others will exploit them, attack them, or otherwise harm them. Severity and lack of evidence distinguish this from paranoia. Take this test to assess if you or someone you know displays symptoms of this disorder.
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Who Is This Paranoid Personality Disorder Test For?
This test is for anyone who is concerned they may struggle with paranoia. It’s designed for adults and is not intended to be diagnostic.
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How to Get Help with Paranoid Personality Disorder
If you think you’d benefit from discussing your paranoia with a mental health professional, finding a therapist may be helpful. Search for one in the Psychology Today Therapy Directory.
Sources
- Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition.
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