Take Depression Test to check if you have Major Depressive Disorder. This Clinical Depression Test (Clinical Depression Screening Scale – CDSS) is based on the diagnostic criteria of major depressive disorder.
 

DEPRESSION TEST

Instructions: The following questions ask about how you have been feeling over the past two weeks. Please choose the answer which is closest to how you have been feeling.

1. I feel down and depressed
  • Never
  • A little of the time
  • Some of the time
  • Good part of the time
  • Most of the time
  • Always

2. I’m weepy or feel that I’m on the edge of bursting into tears
  • Never
  • A little of the time
  • Some of the time
  • Good part of the time
  • Most of the time
  • Always

3. I feel lost and empty
  • Never
  • Little of the time
  • Some of the time
  • Good part of the time
  • Most of the time
  • Always

4. I don’t care anymore about the things that gave me pleasure in the past
  • Never
  • Little of the time
  • Some of the time
  • Good part of the time
  • Most of the time
  • Always

5. Nothing seems fun anymore
  • Never
  • Little of the time
  • Some of the time
  • Good part of the time
  • Most of the time
  • Always
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The Clinical Depression Test is based on the diagnostic criteria of major depressive disorder. The online test, however, is not intended to make a diagnosis of major depression or take the place of a professional diagnosis or consultation.  
The online self-test can help to determine whether you might have clinical depression.  If your score indicates that you might have depressive disorder, please contact with a qualified mental health care professional for further clinical evaluation. If you have already been diagnosed with clinical depression, and are receiving therapy, use this free CDSS test once in two weeks to monitor your progress in the treatment process.