Scale introduction
Anxiety test scale - Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HAMA) free online test. HAMA was compiled by Hamilton in 1959 and was one of the earliest commonly used scales in psychiatric clinics. It includes 14 items and is often used in the diagnosis and degree classification of anxiety disorders. It should be noted that this scale is a peer-assessed scale and generally requires professional physicians to select options. Since the scale content rarely involves the physician's subjective assessment options, you can also make a reference based on your usual symptoms.
Score explanation
| Score | Reference results |
|---|---|
| 0~6 | No anxiety symptoms |
| 7~13 | May have anxiety symptoms |
| 14~20 | There are definitely anxiety symptoms |
| 21~28 | There are definitely obvious anxiety symptoms |
| 29~56 | May be severe anxiety symptoms |
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Note: The score range is 0~56.
With a score in the range of 0~6, there are no anxiety symptoms. With a score in the range of 7~13, there may be anxiety symptoms. With a score in the range of 14~20, there are definitely anxiety symptoms. With a score in the range of 21~28, there are definitely obvious anxiety symptoms. With a score in the range of 29~56, there may be severe anxiety symptoms. The higher the score, the more severe the anxiety symptoms. |
Note:
1. Psychological anxiety factor test question numbers: 1~6, 14.
2. Physical anxiety factor test question numbers: 7~13.