A 20-item trauma stress reaction self-screen across intrusion, avoidance, mood, arousal, and daily impact.
PTSD-style screening looks at trauma stress reactions that may appear after frightening, overwhelming, or unsafe experiences. It observes intrusive memories, ๅ้ฟ, changes in mood and beliefs, nervous-system arousal, and daily impact.
This 20-item PCL-5 style self-screen is for self-awareness and ๆฏๆ่ฟๆฅ planning, not diagnosis. The result page shows a 0-80 score, five dimension percentages, anonymous score distribution, and profile statistics.
The test describes reaction patterns rather than diagnosing PTSD
Unwanted memories, dreams, images, or body reactions.
Avoiding thoughts, feelings, places, people, or reminders.
Numbness, guilt, ็พ่ปๆ, misไฟกไปป, or changed worldview.
Hypervigilance, startle, irritability, sleep, or concentration changes.
How reactions affect relationships, work, study, and ๅฎๅ จๆ.
You will answer 20 statements, one per page with automatic advance. Each item is scored from 0 to 4, so the total range is 0-80.