This psychological assessment is designed to help you reflect on your emotional tendencies, thought patterns, and behaviors that may indicate an anxious personality. Answer each question honestly, and take your time to consider how you truly feel. At the end, you’ll find a scoring system and interpretation to help you better understand your relationship with anxiety.
1. Emotional Awareness
How often do you find yourself feeling overwhelmed by emotions, even in situations that others might describe as minor or manageable?
 A) Rarely or never – I feel in control of my emotions most of the time
 B) Occasionally – I sometimes feel overwhelmed, but I can usually manage it
 C) Frequently – I often feel like my emotions are too intense or hard to handle
 D) Almost always – I feel emotionally overwhelmed most of the time, even in small situations2. Thought Patterns
When faced with uncertainty or a problem, how do your thoughts typically unfold?
 A) I focus on solutions and stay optimistic
 B) I might worry a little, but I can redirect my thoughts to practical steps
 C) I tend to spiral into “what if” scenarios and imagine the worst-case outcomes
 D) My mind becomes consumed with catastrophic thinking, and it’s hard to focus on anything else3. Physical Sensations
How often do you experience physical symptoms of anxiety, such as a racing heart, sweating, trembling, or stomach discomfort?
 A) Rarely or never – I don’t experience these symptoms
 B) Occasionally – I notice them in high-stress situations, but they pass quickly
 C) Frequently – I experience these symptoms often, even in everyday situations
 D) Almost always – These symptoms are a regular part of my life and can be debilitating4. Social Interactions
How do you feel in social settings or when meeting new people?
 A) Comfortable and confident – I enjoy socializing and don’t overthink it
 B) Slightly nervous at first, but I warm up quickly
 C) Anxious – I worry about being judged or saying the wrong thing
 D) Extremely anxious – I often avoid social situations because they feel overwhelming5. Coping Mechanisms
When you feel anxious, how do you typically respond?
 A) I use healthy coping strategies like exercise, meditation, or talking to someone
 B) I might distract myself temporarily, but I eventually address the issue
 C) I often overthink or ruminate, which makes the anxiety worse
 D) I avoid the situation entirely or rely on unhealthy habits to cope
Scoring System

Assign points to each answer based on the following scale:
A) 1 point
B) 2 points
C) 3 points
D) 4 points
Add up your total score from all five questions.
Interpretation

5-8 Points: Low Anxiety Tendencies
You have a healthy relationship with stress and anxiety. You’re able to manage your emotions effectively and approach challenges with a balanced mindset. Keep practicing self-awareness and healthy coping mechanisms to maintain this equilibrium.
9-12 Points: Moderate Anxiety Tendencies
You experience occasional anxiety, but it’s usually manageable. You might have moments of overthinking or worry, but you’re generally able to regain control. Consider exploring mindfulness techniques or stress management strategies to further strengthen your resilience.
13-16 Points: High Anxiety Tendencies
Anxiety plays a significant role in your life, and you may often feel overwhelmed by your thoughts and emotions. It’s important to acknowledge these feelings and seek support, whether through therapy, self-help tools, or lifestyle changes. You’re not alone, and there are ways to reduce the impact of anxiety.
17-20 Points: Severe Anxiety Tendencies
Anxiety is a dominant force in your life, affecting your emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. It may feel like it’s taking over, but help is available. Consider reaching out to a mental health professional who can guide you toward effective strategies and treatments. Remember, healing is possible.

https://spiritualseek.com/mini-test-do-you-suffer-from-anxiety/