Anxiety Sensitivity Index, ASI

Online version of the Anxiety Sensitivity Index (ASI), a self-report measure assessing anxiety sensitivity – the tendency to fear anxiety-related sensations because of beliefs that they may have harmful physical, psychological, or social consequences.

Anxiety Sensitivity Index, ASI | form | sample

Author: S. Reiss et al. (1986)

The updated version – ASI-3 – includes three dimensions of anxiety sensitivity: physical concerns, cognitive concerns, and social concerns related to anxiety symptoms.

Anxiety Sensitivity Index, ASI-3 | form | sample

Authors: S. Taylor, B. Cox et al. (2007)

Test is provided for educational and entertainment use only. It is not intended to be a psychological advice of any kind, and come without any guarantee of accuracy or validity. Assesment is free and anonymous. You can save the direct link to your results.

References

S. Reiss, R. A. Peterson, D. M. Gursky, R. J. McNally. Anxiety sensitivity, anxiety frequency and the prediction of fearfulness // Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1986. 24(1)
S. Taylor, M. J. Zvolensky, B. J. Cox, B. Deacon, R. G. Heimberg, D. R. Ledley, J. S. Abramowitz, R. M. Holaway, B. Sandin, S. H. Stewart, M. Coles, W. Eng, E. S. Daly, W. A. Arrindell, M. Bouvard, S. J. Cardenas. Robust dimensions of anxiety sensitivity: Development and initial validation of the Anxiety Sensitivity Index-3 // Psychological Assessment, 2007. 19(2)