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
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 Management Question (TMQ), which was developed by Dr. Bruce K. Bretton and Dr. Abraham Tiser in 1991, a self -report tool aimed at assessing individual time management practices, especially among university students. In recognition of the decisive role of active time management in academic success, TMQ assesses behaviors and attitudes that contribute to … Read more
The Sex Experience Tribune (SHEQ) is the self -report tool developed to assess the experiences of individuals in sexual harassment, especially in the workplace. By realizing the need for culturally sensitive tools, Sheq is designed to capture a multi -faceted nature of sexual harassment as experienced in various environments. The questionnaire includes different dimensions of … Read more
The Sex Experience Tribary (SHEQ) is a tool for original self -reporting designed to measure women’s sexual harassment in Pakistani workplaces. Sheq was developed by Dr. Anilla Kamal and Dr. Naim Tariq in 1997, and he deals with the need for a culturally sensitive tool that embodies the unique manifestations of sexual harassment within the … Read more
The confrontation with the QN questionnaire is a self -report that has been developed to assess strategies that individuals use when dealing with sexual harassment experiences. With the realization that individuals may respond to harassment in a variety of ways, ChQ resides a set of confrontation mechanisms in different dimensions. The questionnaire consists of 50 … Read more
The confrontation with the QN questionnaire is a tool for self -reporting developed by Dr. Louise F. Fitzgerald to assess strategies that individuals use when dealing with sexual harassment experiences. By realizing the need for culturally relevant evaluation tools, Dr. Anilla Kamal and Dr. Naim Tariq translated and adapted to Urdu in 1997, which facilitates … Read more
Repeated thinking questionnaire (RTQ) is a self -report that has been developed to evaluate repeated negative thinking (RNT), a perceptual process characterized by continuous and repeated ideas about an individual’s concerns or experiences. RNT is recognized as a factor through the diagnosis involved in maintaining various emotional disorders, including anxiety and depression. If you interested … Read more