Please handle with care… there is no test that is an infallible diagnostic tool, telling you what or who you are. Make sure you understand each test, and answer as honestly as possible… if your input isn’t accurate, the result will be even less useful – there is no point in trying to get a particular result. I see the value of some of these tests in forcing yourself to think about yourself when answering them, and providing you with some sort of categorisation. Please make sure you read and understand the instructions for each one.

The COGIATI (Combined Gender Identity and Transsexuality Inventory)

http://www.transsexual.org/cogiati_english.html

The Doctor and Fleming Cross-Gender Questionnaire

http://www.gendertree.com/Gender%20Test.htm

The Bem Sex Role Inventory (BSRI)

http://garote.bdmonkeys.net/bsri.html

Simon Baron-Cohen’s tests for brain type

http://www.glennrowe.net/BaronCohen/MaleFemale.asp

That page includes links and explanations for the individual four tests:

Systemizing quotient test

Empathy quotient test

Autism Spectrum quotient test

Mind in the eyes test

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So, after taking all these tests, are you a transsexual? The tests can’t tell you, only you can. For some more thinking, Jennifer Reitz has some questions for you at http://www.transsexual.org/provocateur.html. The best definition of what it means to be a transsexual comes as usual from Madeline Wyndzen, and is written here: http://www.genderpsychology.org/transsexual/meaning.html.

For some more cautious comments and warnings on gender tests, read Andrea James’ take on: http://www.tsroadmap.com/mental/gendertests.html.