The social adaptation scale (SAS-M) is a comprehensive evaluation tool designed to measure social performance and adaptation across the various areas of individual life. This scale was originally developed by Weizmann and Boutwell, and it was widely used in clinical and research settings to assess the success of individuals in managing their roles and relationships … Read more
The Marital Adjustment Test (MAT) is one of the oldest and most widely used tools to assess marital satisfaction and adjustment. The MAT was developed in 1959 to predict the quality and longevity of marital relationships. It provides insight into the dynamics of a couple’s relationship by examining areas such as communication, conflict resolution, and … Read more
The Psychological Adaptation to Breakup Test (PAST) is a psychometric instrument designed to assess the emotional and psychological adjustment of adults who have experienced a relationship breakup. Dissociation can lead to significant stress, emotional distress, and challenges in daily functioning, making this tool invaluable for both clinical and research settings. If you interested in getting … Read more