Kids & Family
This category is aimed at parents and caregivers. The PSC-17 and the Vanderbilt questionnaire are filled out by a parent about the child's behavior — meant as a starting point for a conversation with a pediatrician, not as a standalone diagnostic tool.
The Parental Stress Scale and the Family APGAR, on the other hand, are about your own experience: how you feel in your role as a parent, and how satisfied you are with core functions of your family — support, communication, and shared time. "Family" here always means whoever plays that role for you, not necessarily your family of origin.
If you're an adult wondering whether you might have ADHD or autistic traits yourself, you'll find the relevant self-tests in the ADHD & Autism category.
Family Function
Five short questions about how satisfied you are with the support, communication, and closeness in your family.
~2 min · Start test →PSC-17 (Parent)
A short parent-report questionnaire for general psychosocial screening in children -- 17 statements about attention, mood, and behavior.
~4 min · Start test →Parental Stress
18 statements about the positive and demanding sides of being a parent.
~5 min · Start test →Vanderbilt (Parent, ADHD)
The parent-report questionnaire widely used in pediatric care to assess ADHD symptoms and common co-occurring concerns in children.
~14 min · Start test →