Hamilton Anxiety Scale
HAS or HAMA is also sometimes called Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale or HARS. It is a 14-item test that measures the severity of anxiety symptoms present in children and adults. It is used in measuring the outcome of therapies and treatments, and is also used to measure the effects of anti-anxiety medications.
Below is a list of sites offering The Hamilton Anxiety Scale. I have also included a site offering other tests related to different anxiety disorders.
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- The Anxiety Community
The Anxiety Community offers the online version of the Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA). This scale rates your intellect, mood, various symptoms, phobias, fears, tension and more. More » - Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale
Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale (LSAS) is a questionnaire that evaluates the performance of individuals with social phobia. It is popularly used by researchers in measuring the effectiveness of various treatments for social anxiety disorder, including pharmacological trials. A modified scale for children and adolescents is also available. This questionnaire includes 24 items. Each item consists of a given situation, which measures the rate of your anxiety and avoidance in response to the situation. More »
- Psychiatric Associates of Atlanta
This is a PDF format of the (1959) HAMA. Symptoms are classified... More »
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