If you scored high
- Work with a therapist or support group specializing in social anxiety.
- Celebrate tiny wins—sending a text, attending briefly, or making eye contact.
Results & Interpretation
Higher scores indicate stronger social anxiety—anticipatory worry, avoidance, and post-event rumination. Lower scores show comfort and flexibility in social spaces.
A social anxiety test is a self-diagnostic questionnaire that aims to determine the severity of social anxiety experienced by a person. Although these tests are not diagnostic in nature and should not be used as such or in replacement of consultation with a mental health specialist.
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0 – 4 points
Social experiences feel manageable and even energizing. Keep nurturing the spaces that make you feel safe.
5 – 8 points
You experience anxiety in certain contexts but have coping tools. Practice gradual exposure to stretch your comfort zone.
9 – 12 points
Anxiety frequently shapes your social life. Support, therapy, or skills training can help you feel more at ease.
13 – 15 points
Social worry and avoidance may be limiting your life. Reach out for professional guidance and compassionate community.