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Agoraphobia Test — Do I Have Agoraphobia?

Answer 12 questions about your anxiety in public spaces, open areas, and crowded environments to find out if you may have agoraphobia.

Not a clinical diagnosis. All responses are anonymous.

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Fear of Public Situations

Do you feel intense anxiety in open public spaces such as shopping centres, markets, or car parks?

NeverAlways

Do you fear using public transport such as buses, trains, or the underground?

NeverAlways

Do you feel anxious in crowds or queues where you might feel trapped or unable to escape easily?

NeverAlways

Do you feel uncomfortable in enclosed public spaces such as cinemas, restaurants, or waiting rooms?

NeverAlways

Fear of Leaving Home

Do you feel anxious or reluctant to leave your home, particularly alone?

NeverAlways

Do you feel safer at home and find it difficult to venture beyond familiar, close surroundings?

NeverAlways

Has your "safe zone" — the area where you feel comfortable — been getting smaller over time?

NeverAlways

Physical & Panic Symptoms

Do you experience panic attacks or intense physical symptoms (racing heart, dizziness, sweating) in triggering situations?

NeverAlways

Do you fear having a panic attack in public, particularly in a place where help might not be available?

NeverAlways

Avoidance & Impact

Do you avoid situations, travel, or social events because of anxiety about being in public places?

NeverAlways

Has your fear of public places affected your work, relationships, or independence?

NeverAlways

Do you rely on a companion to feel safe enough to go to places that cause anxiety?

NeverAlways

This test is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a clinical diagnosis. If agoraphobia is significantly affecting your life, please speak with a qualified professional.