The spirituality scale was developed in the workplace (WSS) to assess the existence and influence of spirituality in the workplace, especially from an oriental cultural perspective. Unlike traditional job satisfaction or work stimulation scales, this tool explores the deeper psychological and existential aspects of employee experiences in the workplace. If you interested in getting the … Read more
WPQ-B, which was exploited by the World Health Organization in 2002, is an essential component of the HPQ and the broader performance questionnaire (HPQ). It was developed under the supervision of Ronald C. Kisler and a team of experts, this self -report tool has been designed to estimate the costs of the workplace for health … Read more
The WOLF Motor (WMFT) function test, which is developed by Stephen. Wolf in the early 1980s, a widely respectable assessment tool designed to assess the function of the upper limb in individuals who recover from nerve disabilities, especially stroke. The roots in the research science and control science research, WMFT determines the speed, quality and … Read more
Time Structure Questionnaire is a self -report developed by Bond and Feather (1988) to assess individuals’ perceptions of the structure and the purpose of using time. In recognition of the psychological importance of time management, TSQ aims to determine how individuals organize their daily activities and how to drink these activities in the sense. If … Read more
Puzzy and retrospective memory questionnaire (PRMQ) is a self -report tool developed by Smith et al. (2000) to assess the frequency of memory failure in daily life, and to distinguish between possible memory (remembering the intended procedures) and the memory retrospectively (remembering past events or information). If you interested in getting the scale or need … Read more
Wijma (WDEQ) questionnaire, which was developed by Klaas Wijma and Barbro Wijma in 2004, is a global recognized psychological assessment tool designed to measure fear of birth (FOC) among pregnant women and mothers after birth. This tool deals with an important aspect of the mental health, as fear of birth can significantly affect the emotional … Read more
The time consciousness scale is the self -report tool developed to assess individual perceptions and evaluate time for time as a resource. Based on Soman Research (2001) on mental accounting for the costs of the microscopic time, this measure explores how individuals are allocated and monitored and appreciated their time in daily activities. Suman’s study … Read more
The professional professional stock of adults-ACCI-SF is a simplified version of the original professional concerns of adults (ACI) developed by Super, Thompson and Lindman in 1988. ACCI-SF was created to provide a more efficient tool to evaluate individuals’ concerns related to job development tasks across the various stages of life, based on Super theory. (1990). … Read more
The conscience scale is component of the components of the international-half-half-half-elements (Mini-IPIP), which is a summary of 20 elements designed to assess the characteristics of the five major character: diastole, compatibility, conscience, nervousness, thought/imagination. It was developed by Donnellan et al. (2006), Miniipip provides a brief but effective alternative to the longer personal assessments, while … Read more
The complexity of the function, as adapted by Zacher and Fresh (2011), is a brief tool designed to assess the complexity inherent in the role of an individual’s career. This adaptation depends on the original Semmer’s (1982), which has been developed to assess the multi -faceted nature of work tasks, including aspects such as decision … Read more