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Penn State Worry Questionnaire
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This questionnaire is not designed to provide a definitive psychological diagnosis or to take the place of a professional consultation. Please answer all questions as accurately and honestly as possible.

Note:

The Hamilton Depression Scale was NOT designed to be self-administered because of the the difficulty of interpretation of some of the clinical terms. This online version is simply a tool to facilitate scoring by an experienced psychiatrist or other health care professional with knowledge of psychiatry.

For each item check the description that best characterises the patient during the past week

After answering ALL of the items click on the 'Score' button. A new window will open with the score and interpretation.


1 - DEPRESSED MOOD (Sadness, hopeless, helpless, worthless)





2 - FEELING OF GUILT





3. SUICIDE





4. INSOMNIA (EARLY)



5. INSOMNIA (MIDDLE)



6.INSOMNIA (LATE)



7 - WORK AND ACTIVITIES





8 - RETARDATION (Slowness of thought and speech; impaired ability to concentrate; decreased motor activity.)





9 - AGITATION





10 - ANXIETY PSYCHIC





11 - ANXIETY SOMATIC (Physiological concomitants of anxiety, such as : - Gastro-intestinal: dry mouth, wind, indigestion, diarrhoea, cramps, belching. - Cardio-vascular: palpitations, headaches. - Respiratory: hyperventilation, sighing. - Urinary frequent





12. SOMATIC SYMPTOMS GASTRO-INTESTINAL



13 - SOMATIC SYMPTOMS GENERAL



14 - GENITAL SYMPTOMS (Symptoms such as : loss of libido, menstrual disturbances)



15 - HYPOCHONDRIASIS





16. LOSS OF WEIGHT A) When rating by history : or see 16 (b)



16. B - LOSS OF WEIGHT On weekly rating by ward psychiatrist, when actual weight changes are measured:



17. INSIGHT