Mental Health · 45 questions · ~3 min
Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology – Brief Report
The Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP) replaces the diagnostic categories of the DSM with dimensions everyone has some amount of. Its Brief Report scores the six broad spectra of the model: internalizing (anxiety, low mood), somatoform (bodily symptoms), detachment (withdrawal), thought disorder (unusual experiences), disinhibition (impulsivity) and antagonism (hostility, manipulation), plus an externalizing composite and a general psychopathology factor. 45 statements, compared with 780 US adults chosen to resemble the population by age and sex.
Think about the last 12 months: for each statement, pick how well it described you during the times it applied.
Items © 2024 Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology Society, The HiTOP self-report measures, used under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Developed by the HiTOP Measures Development Workgroup (Simms, Naragon-Gainey, Wright et al.); percentiles from the NovoPsych technical paper (Hegarty et al., 2025).
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Two optional questions, asked once: your age and sex let the results be broken down by who took the test.
Sex as at birth; gender as you identify. Languages you grew up speaking; several are fine, separated by commas. Leave blank anything you would rather not say.