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Social Anxiety Test

- FREE SELF-SCREENING TOOL

Social Anxiety Test

Wondering If Social Situations Feel Harder Than They Should?

Rehearsing what to say before a conversation, replaying it for hours after, avoiding plans just to skip the anxiety; this quick screening tool helps you recognise whether it's social anxiety. It takes just a few minutes to complete.

Disclaimer: This test is intended for informational purposes only and should not replace a clinical diagnosis. If you have ongoing mental health concerns, consult a professional for a comprehensive assessment.

AT A GLANCE

Early awareness 17 Questions

Based on a recognised Social Anxiety screening tool

Short Quiz

Quick to complete, instant results

Social Anxiety Test Form

Step 1 of 5 - Personal Information

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- Social Anxiety TEST FORM

Social Anxiety Self-Screening Questionnaire

Please answer each question as honestly as possible based on how you have felt over the past 6 months.

I am afraid of people in positions of authority.(Required)
Blushing in front of other people causes me distress.(Required)
Parties and social gatherings make me feel anxious or afraid.(Required)
I avoid talking to people I don't know.(Required)

- ABOUT THE TEST

The Clinical Basis For Social Anxiety Screening Test

This self-screening tool draws on principles from the Social Phobia Inventory (SPIN), a validated questionnaire used by clinicians to assess the fear, avoidance and physical symptoms associated with social anxiety.

Everyone feels nervous in certain social situations; this test looks at whether that nervousness has become something you actively plan your life around, avoiding, over-preparing for, or enduring with real distress.

Grounded in Clinical Practice

Built on principles from the SPIN, a validated tool clinicians use to assess social anxiety.

A Starting Point, Not a Label

Your score flags whether social situations are affecting your life more than they should, not who you are.

A Clear Way Forward

If your results suggest possible social anxiety, HelloDoc can connect you with a psychologist or psychiatrist for a proper assessment.

- YOUR SCORE EXPLAINED -

What Your Social Anxiety Test Score Actually Tells You

The difference between shyness and social anxiety often isn't the feeling; it's how much of your life is being shaped around avoiding it.

Low Likelihood

Few Signs Reported

Your answers suggest social situations, while sometimes uncomfortable, aren’t significantly limiting your life right now.

Moderate Likelihood

Some Signs Present

You may be avoiding or over-preparing for social situations more than you’d like. Worth discussing with a psychologist or your GP.

Higher Likelihood

Signs Consistent With Social Anxiety

Your answers suggest social fear is shaping real decisions in your life. HelloDoc recommends booking an assessment with one of our psychologists or psychiatrists.

Whatever Your Social Anxiety Test Score, Support Is Available

Speak online with a registered psychologist or psychiatrist at HelloDoc; connection shouldn’t come at this cost.

- FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A few honest answers before you begin your social anxiety screening test.

Is this Social Anxiety test a diagnosis?

No. This is a screening tool only. Social anxiety can vary widely in how it presents and overlaps with other conditions; only a formal assessment with a qualified professional can confirm a diagnosis.

About 2 to 3 minutes for 17 questions. Go with your first instinct rather than overthinking each answer; it’s usually the most accurate one.

A higher score doesn’t confirm social anxiety, but if it’s shaping the decisions you make day-to-day, it’s worth acting on. We’d recommend booking an assessment with one of our psychologists or psychiatrists.

Ready To Take The Next Step?

Take the social anxiety self-screening or schedule a telehealth consultation with our Psychiatrists/Psychologists.