LONG TEST (* Anxiety and Depressive Disorders * Psychotic Disorders * Autism Spectrum Disorder)Version en ligne
HEALTH
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A client avoids eye contact, prefers routine, and shows repetitive hand movements. These symptoms are MOST consistent with:
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A client reports hearing voices that others cannot hear. This symptom is MOST associated with:
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Persistent sadness, lack of energy, and loss of interest in activities are symptoms MOST related to:
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A client shows excessive worry, restlessness, and difficulty relaxing. These symptoms are MOST consistent with:
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A client speaks in disorganized sentences and expresses odd or unrealistic beliefs. This is MOST characteristic of:
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A child becomes distressed when routines change, repeats words, and has limited social interaction. This suggests:
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A client feels hopeless, sleeps excessively, and has poor concentration. These symptoms MOST likely indicate:
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A client experiences panic, rapid heartbeat, sweating, and fear of losing control. This is MOST related to:
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A client avoids social interaction due to difficulty understanding social cues, not fear or sadness. This MOST suggests:
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A client expresses strong belief that others are spying on them despite no evidence. This indicates:
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A client shows low motivation, poor appetite, and frequent crying. These symptoms MOST reflect:
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A client frequently asks for reassurance, is tense, and worries about minor events. This is MOST consistent with:
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A child lines up objects repeatedly and becomes upset when the order changes. This behavior is MOST associated with:
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A client has difficulty sleeping, feels constantly “on edge,” and experiences muscle tension. These symptoms BEST fit:
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A client shows little emotional expression, slow movement, and loss of interest in self-care. These symptoms MOST indicate:
Feedback
Rationale: Repetitive behaviors, social communication challenges, and preference for routine are core autism symptoms.
Rationale: Hallucinations are a hallmark symptom of psychotic disorders.
Rationale: Depression involves low mood, fatigue, and loss of interest.
Rationale: Chronic worry and restlessness are key symptoms of anxiety disorders.
Rationale: Disorganized speech and delusions indicate psychosis.
Rationale: Autism commonly presents with routine dependence and repetitive behaviors.
Rationale: Depression causes sleep changes, hopelessness, and cognitive slowing.
Rationale: These are classic panic/anxiety symptoms.
Rationale: Autism involves difficulty with social communication, not emotional avoidance.
Rationale: Paranoid delusions are symptoms of psychotic disorder.
Rationale: Depression includes sadness, appetite changes, and low motivation.
Rationale: Excessive worry and tension are anxiety symptoms.
Rationale: Repetitive and rigid behavioral patterns are autism features.
Rationale: Hyperarousal and tension are signs of anxiety disorders.
Rationale: Negative symptoms of psychosis include flat affect and reduced motivation, which resemble depression but occur within psychotic illness.
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Spanish alphabet, listening-based assessment