Personality disorder test.

The diagnosis of "hysteria" surprised me. In the 21st century, seriously?

Hysteria (from Ancient Greek: ὑστέρα – "uterus"); wandering uterus[1][2] is an outdated medical diagnosis that currently partially corresponds to a number of mild to moderate mental disorders. It was used to describe specific disorders of well-being and behavior in women, which for a long time were believed to be caused by the uterus wandering around the body[1] (hence the name). The manifestations of hysteria included demonstrative emotional reactions (tears, laughter, screams), convulsions, paralysis, loss of sensation, deafness, blindness, clouded consciousness, increased sexual activity, and more.

Histrionic personality disorder (from Ancient Greek: ὑστέρα – "uterus") (outdated names: personality disorder of the histrionic type, histrionic psychopathy) is a personality disorder characterized by an inexhaustible need for attention, unstable self-esteem, overestimation of the importance of gender, affected behavior, and more. Included in ICD-10 and DSM-5.

I'm probably the healthiest one here.

Dissociation 71%

Dissociative identity disorder (also used is the diagnosis of multiple personality disorder, referred to by non-professionals as split personality) is a very rare mental disorder from the group of dissociative disorders, in which a person's personality is divided, and it seems that there are several different personalities (or, in other terminology, ego states) in one person's body. At certain moments, a "switch" occurs in the person, and one personality replaces another. These "personalities" may have different genders, ages, nationalities, temperaments, mental abilities, worldviews, and react differently to the same situations.