Introduction
Anxiety test scale - Self-rating Anxiety Scale (SAS) free online test. SAS was compiled by Professor Zung (1971). From the form of scale construction to the specific assessment method, it is very similar to the Self-rating Depression Scale (SDS). It is a very simple clinical tool for analyzing patients' subjective symptoms. Since anxiety is a common emotional disorder in psychological counseling clinics, SAS has been a commonly used scale for understanding anxiety symptoms in counseling clinics in recent years.
Note: The cutoff value of the SAS standard score is 50 points. Since the scale is only an auxiliary screening tool, the scale test results are for reference only.
| Scores | Reference results |
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| Below 50 | No anxiety |
| 50~59 points | Mild anxiety |
| 60~69 points | Moderate anxiety |
| Above 69 points | Severe anxiety |
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Note: The score range is 20~80.
If the score is between 20~49, there is no anxiety. Scores in the range of 50-59 indicate mild anxiety. Scores in the range of 60-69 indicate moderate anxiety. Scores in the range of 70-80 indicate severe anxiety. The higher the score, the more severe the anxiety symptoms. |
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