S / T: Scroll
Whether you keep patrolling feeds with no purpose. If your sense of time disappears, you lean S.
12 questions, about 90 seconds. What is your dopamine score?
Please answer all 6 questions on this page
The High / Low combinations of four axes produce 16 different ways of handling stimulation.
Every door is open. You just never learned how to close one.
Your focus is excellent. It is just aimed at a phone.
Your wallet holds firm. Your attention turns around instantly.
Flawless by day. A different person from midnight.
You muted the notifications. You did not mute your thumb.
You sink without anyone noticing.
No destination. Still walking today.
You can do everything else. Just not that.
Against a notification, you are the fastest person alive.
A notification is a deployment order.
You have done nothing wrong. Except concentrate.
Ninety-eight per cent complete. The remaining two per cent is notifications.
The phone is fine. The cart is the problem.
The limited edition arrives before anyone notices.
Not a ドパガキ. Probably.
You made it through this era intact. Impressive.
"Dopagaki" is Japanese internet slang, short for "dopamine-addicted kid". It describes someone used to short videos and games who now needs constant strong stimulation. It spread on social media from late 2024 and is used mostly as self-deprecating humour.
This quiz looks at how you deal with stimulation across four axes — Scroll, Notification, Impulse and Attention — in 12 questions. You get a percentage and one of 16 types. It exists to laugh at yourself, not to judge anyone.
Whether you keep patrolling feeds with no purpose. If your sense of time disappears, you lean S.
How fast you react to alerts — including the empty checks when nothing buzzed at all.
How short the trip is from wanting to buying, and how you hold up against limited-time offers.
Whether multitasking has become your default, and how well you return after an interruption.
This quiz is entertainment content, not a medical diagnosis of addiction or an ADHD assessment. The result reflects patterns in your answers and says nothing about your worth or ability. If this affects your daily life, consider speaking to a professional.