Schizoid personality disorder. Test for schizoid personality disorder Schizoid personality type test

Leonhard test result:

Accentuation of character for each type is diagnosed if the 12-point level is exceeded.

Accented personalities are not psychopathological; they are simply characterized by the highlighting of striking character traits.

1. Hyperthymas: 0 points.

2. Excitable: 0 points.

3. Emotive: 0 points.

4. Pedantic: 0 points.

5. Alarming: 0 points.

6. Cyclothymic: 0 points.

7. Demonstrative: 0 points.

8. Unbalanced: 0 points.

9. Dysthymic: 0 points.

10. Exalted: 0 points.

Hyperthymic type. He is almost always distinguished by a good, even slightly elevated, mood, high vitality, energy, and uncontrollable activity. Constantly strives for leadership, and informal leadership at that. A good sense of new things is combined with instability of interests, and greater sociability is combined with promiscuity in choosing acquaintances. Easily adapts to unfamiliar surroundings. Does not tolerate loneliness, a measured regime, a monotonous environment, monotonous work that requires minute accuracy, and forced idleness. Overestimation of possibilities, optimism. Short bursts of irritation are a consequence of the desire to suppress the activity and leadership of others. Self-esteem is usually quite good.

Excitable type. Increased irritability, lack of restraint, aggressiveness, sullenness, “boringness,” but flattery and helpfulness are possible (as a disguise). Tendency to be rude and use obscene language or remain silent and slow in conversation. Actively and often conflicts.

Emotive type (emotional). Excessive sensitivity, vulnerability, worries deeply about the slightest troubles, is overly sensitive to remarks and failures, so he is often in a sad mood.

Pedantic type. High scores indicate rigidity, inertia of mental processes, and long experience of traumatic events. Pronounced tediousness in the form of “experiencing” details, in the service is capable of tormenting visitors with formal requirements, exhausting the family with excessive neatness.

Anxious type (psychasthenic). Low background mood, fears for oneself, loved ones, timidity, self-doubt, extreme indecisiveness, experiences failure for a long time, doubts one’s actions.

Cyclothymic type. Change of hyperthymic and dysthymic phases of behavior. Sociability changes cyclically (high during periods of elevated mood and low during periods of depression).

Demonstrative type. There is an expressed desire to be in the center of attention and achieve one’s goals at any cost: tears, fainting, scandals, illnesses, boasting, outfits, unusual hobbies, lies. Easily forgets about his unseemly actions.

Unbalanced type. The main feature of this type is excessive persistence of emotions, combined with a tendency to form extremely valuable ideas.

Exalted type (labile). Persons of this type are characterized by a wide range of emotional states; they are easily delighted by joyful events and completely despaired by sad ones. Very changeable mood, clearly expressed emotions, increased distractibility to external events, talkativeness, falling in love.

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This schizoid personality disorder test shows whether you show any symptoms of a schizoid disorder or if someone close to you may suffer from such a mental condition.

A person suffering from schizoid personality disorder is considered abnormal by society because he prefers to remain alone. He faces many problems in coping with stressful situations and managing relationships with family and friends. Scientists have found that adverse childhood experiences and environmental factors are the main reasons for the development of schizoid personality disorder.

It is said that 3% of the population suffers from schizoid personality disorder, and only a few of them seek professional treatment. If you think you have this disorder, see a mental health professional for diagnosis and treatment. The schizoid personality disorder test is designed to check the odds and if you get a high score from this test then you should seek professional help.

After completing the Schizoid Personality Disorder test, you will receive the result with an answer sheet. Print out the answer sheet to show to your psychiatrist.

The test is not intended to be used as a diagnostic tool, but rather as a tool to give you insight into a potential schizoid disorder that may have a negative impact on your life.

TEST 6. SCHIZOID CHARACTER

A schizoid poorly reads the messages he receives from the outside world and does not clearly detect impulses coming from the depths of his inner world. He is poorly aware of his inner life. Therefore, tests based on self-examination are not suitable for him. But this test can be successfully applied by another person, an observer.

1. He has high intelligence.

2. He is aware of his intellectual superiority over others.

3. He constantly conducts an intellectual search.

4. He is often brilliantly, encyclopedically educated.

5. He has a keen sense of poetry, music, painting, and intellectual cinema.

6. He has an extremely inaccurate understanding of the life around him.

7. It is difficult for us to understand what he is thinking about.

8. He does not understand the feelings of others well.

9. He does not notice important changes in the lives of those around him, in the environment around him.

10. He doesn’t care much about how other people live.

11. He is cold and not inclined to show warm feelings.

12. He becomes talkative only with a select few and can be sociable among them.

13. He loves solitude.

14. It is difficult and uninteresting for him to maintain small talk.

15. He doesn't like to visit.

16. When visiting, he is usually silent.

17. His ideas about people are often naive and out of touch with life.

18. He is helpless in the face of intrigue.

19. Despite his powerful intellect, he can be a toy in the hands of a manipulator.

20. He can easily agree with the interlocutor, as long as he is left alone.

21. He has difficulty setting boundaries in relationships with others and easily breaks them.

22. He responds to intrusion into his inner world with protest and anger.

23. He cannot stand criticism of his ideas and hates his opponents.

24. He doesn’t say hello to his neighbors.

25. He doesn't like to be the center of attention or doesn't notice the situation.

26. He calmly and calmly accepts criticism on everyday issues, raising children, relationships with his wife, often without even hearing what they say to him.

27. He forgets about holidays, birthdays, and forgets to give gifts on their occasion.

28. He does not have a developed need to belong to any group of people.

29. He has no need to take care of anyone.

30. He does not favor others with his attention.

31. His tactless or rude statements to others are dictated by his inability to understand the feelings of others.

32. As a child, his parents noted that he could play alone for a long time.

33. It was always difficult for him to communicate with his peers; he kept to himself and kindergarten, and at school.

34. At school he studied well and surpassed his peers in intelligence.

35. At school, his peers did not like him, making him an object of ridicule and even bullying.

36. He denies the need for symmetrical relationships and any contribution to the relationship.

37. He tries not to take responsibility for the destinies of other people.

38. If one of his family members is sick, he may not notice it.

39. He can choose a partner who is outwardly uninteresting, but intelligent.

40. He is not adapted to everyday life.

41. His inadequacy at home forces his wife to play the role of mother and housekeeper.

42. Because of his everyday helplessness, he needs a support system.

43. He needs his family first of all to protect him from solving everyday problems.

44. He is a poor support for his wife and children and does not spoil them with his attention.

45. He does not like to discuss family problems, but suddenly he can show interest in them in the most unpredictable form.

46. ​​He does not notice the life of the family.

47. He doesn't like small children.

48. He is a bad parent, poorly informed about the problems of children.

49. He shows interest in children when they grow up and he can talk to them about smart things.

50. He is a man of extremes.

51. He pays little attention to clothes or, conversely, is hyperaesthetic.

52. He eats anything, or, conversely, he is a sophisticated gourmet.

53. It is difficult for him to express his feelings and put them into words.

54. He often has excellent mechanical memory.

55. He has had excellent sleep since childhood.

56. He is a light sleeper and may need 4–5 hours of sleep.

57. He has a bizarre hobby to which he devotes himself with all passion.

58. There is chaos around him, and he doesn’t notice it.

59. He is absent-minded, loses his glasses and documents.

60. He always has difficulties with financial documentation.

61. He forgets to pay bills on time. Keeping financial records makes him feel irritated and angry.

62. He files his tax return later than everyone else, does it poorly and loses money.

63. He prefers solitary species sports

64. If he commits a crime, then only alone.

65. He has a powerful sexuality.

66. He does not understand his wife’s feelings well, and they are not particularly interesting to him.

67. He willingly discusses his extramarital affairs with his wife.

68. He has frequent conflicts at work, the reasons for which he does not understand.

69. He has poor relationships at work, except in situations where his intelligence is valued.

70. He is unsuitable for leading people, with the exception of the position of a scientific supervisor.

71. He can work long and hard.

72. He does not notice the passage of time well and is often late.

73. He is not vindictive and easily forgets an insult if it concerns everyday life.

74. He loses easily, unless it concerns losing in an intellectual area that is significant to him.

75. He easily initiates projects in the field of intelligence, but refuses to do so in everyday matters.

76. He likes to travel alone.

77. He often prefers the company of a dog to the company of people.

78. He is in excellent health.

79. He almost never experiences anxiety or fear.

80. He often likes exotic diets and non-standard methods of promoting health.

81. He doesn't like going to doctors.

82. He gets sick a little and remains in excellent health until old age.

83. He has a strong nervous system.

84. He copes well with any overload.

85. He tries not to change his environment.

86. It is difficult for him to settle into a new environment.

87. He has good stress tolerance in relation to the stresses of the surrounding world, since he does not notice them.

88. He is extremely sensitive to intrusion into his internal schemes.

89. He can simultaneously solve several problems in the intellectual, but not in the everyday area.

90. He carefully analyzes mistakes in the intellectual field, but does not learn from mistakes in everyday life.

91. He is not inclined to admit his mistakes regarding relationships with others.

92. Under the influence of stress, his unsociability and taciturnity increases, and his ability to notice others and understand their lives decreases.

93. It is difficult for him to plan a budget, spend money wisely, or save it.

94. He understands that money legalizes his right to oddities, eccentricities, non-standardism.

95. He is an abstract humanist, but is not able to direct the flow of warmth and care to a specific person.

96. He cannot behave correctly in the simplest social games.

97. Schizoid women are almost always bad housewives.

98. Schizoid women often make brilliant professional careers.

99. As a rule, they are cold mothers who do not understand the child’s problems.

100. Schizoids are suitable for activities that realize their bright intellectual potential and involve limited communication.