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Gender Dysphoria Test

Gender Dysphoria test can help find out whether or not you may have symptoms of Gender Dysphoria, and it also helps in identifying the severity of the condition.

Deen Mohd
Deen Mohd
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Gender Dysphoria Test is a 26-item self-assessment developed by Deen Mohd and it is used for evaluation by individuals who are experiencing distress and discomfort due to their gender identity not aligning with their biological sex.

Below are the 26 statements related to your life experiences and behavior, For each statement there are five responses, Strongly Agree – Agree – Neutral – Disagree – Strongly Disagree. Select the most accurate response which best describes you.

Question 1 of 26

I experience discomfort or dissatisfaction with my assigned gender at birth.

Question 2 of 26

I have a strong desire to be seen and treated as the opposite gender.

Question 3 of 26

I often wish I could physically transition to the opposite gender.

Question 4 of 26

I feel a sense of relief or comfort when imagining myself as a different gender.

Question 5 of 26

I experience distress or sadness when my gender expression aligns with my assigned gender.

Question 6 of 26

I often daydream or fantasize about living as the opposite gender.

Question 7 of 26

I feel a sense of relief or euphoria when others perceive and address me as my identified gender.

Question 8 of 26

I find it difficult to relate to others who share my assigned gender.

Question 9 of 26

I feel more authentic and true to myself when expressing my gender identity.

Question 10 of 26

I have a strong desire to undergo hormone therapy or other medical interventions to align my body with my gender identity.

Question 11 of 26

I experience anxiety or depression related to my gender identity.

Question 12 of 26

I have sought information or support from transgender communities or resources.

Question 13 of 26

I frequently question whether my assigned gender is truly who I am.

Question 14 of 26

I feel a deep longing to live authentically and freely as my identified gender.

Question 15 of 26

I experience a disconnect or mismatch between my internal sense of self and my external appearance.

Question 16 of 26

I have taken steps to change my name or pronouns to better align with my gender identity.

Question 17 of 26

I frequently engage in gender exploration through clothing, hairstyle, or other means.

Question 18 of 26

I have a strong desire to socially transition and live full-time as my identified gender.

Question 19 of 26

I feel more comfortable and at peace when presenting as my identified gender.

Question 20 of 26

I often question whether I will be happier and more fulfilled living as the opposite gender.

Question 21 of 26

I often imagine a future where I am living authentically as my identified gender.

Question 22 of 26

I become angry or sad about my body, or I feel like there are parts missing.

Question 23 of 26

I feel lonely or isolated from others.

Question 24 of 26

I have a strong dislike for the genitals of my biological sex.

Question 25 of 26

I have faced bullying and harassment for being different.

Question 26 of 26

In childhood, I preferred playing with peers of another gender.


You may have ever felt a strong dislike for the genitals of your biological sex, or may be you are experiencing anxiety, depression and distress about your gender identity? Then, you may be wondering whether you may have gender dysphoria? formally known as gender identity disorder.

The Gender Dysphoria test has been developed by Deen Mohd and has been published as DrD-GDT-26. This self-assessment is not designed to make a formal diagnosis of gender identity disorder. This self-assessment is not a part of any psychological research, nor has it been validated for making a proper diagnosis. However, based on our internal research and feedback, this tool has proven to be accurate in identifying symptoms and measuring the severity of gender identity disorder. The self-assessment tool is compliant with the DSM-5, which outlines the criteria for the diagnosis of gender identity disorder. Dr. Deenz has provided this self-assessment for educational purposes and as a tool to identify symptoms, but not as a final diagnosis of any mental health condition.

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