SSSC is a psychological tool developed by Susan Hartter to assess social support for children from various sources, including parents, teachers, classmates and friends. This scale is based on the understanding that social support is a decisive factor in the emotional and psychological luxury of the child, and greatly affects his flexibility, his self -esteem, … Read more
The Pittsburgh Side Effect Rating Scale (PSERS) was developed to evaluate side effects associated with drug treatments, particularly for children diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Since medication is a popular treatment option for ADHD, monitoring side effects is crucial to ensure safety and effectiveness. PSERS provides a comprehensive framework for the systematic evaluation of adverse … Read more
The Gratitude and Resentment Scale (GRAT) – Short Form is a widely recognized psychological assessment instrument designed to measure individual differences in gratitude. This instrument, developed by Watkins and colleagues in 2003, is a shorter version of the original GRAT scale, maintaining its validity while reducing the time burden on respondents. If you interested in … Read more
The School Belonging Scale was developed to measure students’ sense of belonging within their school environment. It assesses the extent to which students feel connected, accepted, and supported in their educational institutions. This sense of belonging is a critical factor that affects students’ mental health, academic performance, and overall well-being. If you interested in getting … Read more
The Death Depression Scale (DDS) is a psychometric instrument designed to assess depressive symptoms specifically related to thoughts and feelings associated with death. The scale provides a nuanced approach to understanding how individuals emotionally and cognitively process the concept of death, differently from general depression or anxiety. If you interested in getting the scale or … Read more
The Appearance-Based Rejection Sensitivity Scale (Appearance-RS) is a psychological instrument developed to measure an individual’s sensitivity to rejection based on their physical appearance. This scale captures both anxiety about rejection and expectations of rejection related to one’s appearance. It is of particular importance for understanding self-perception, interpersonal relationships, and the psychological impact of societal beauty … Read more
The Berg Balance Scale (BBS) is a widely used clinical instrument designed to assess an individual’s static and dynamic balance. It is used primarily in the elderly and those with neurological or musculoskeletal disabilities. The scale assesses a person’s ability to perform daily functional tasks that require balance. If you interested in getting the scale … Read more
The Occupational Stress Scale was developed as part of the Bristol Study of Stress and Health at Work to assess the levels of stress experienced by employees in workplace settings. This tool provides a comprehensive assessment of occupational stressors, providing insight into how workplace environments impact employee well-being and productivity. If you interested in getting … Read more
The Modified Falls Efficacy Scale (MFES) is a revised version of the original Falls Efficacy Scale and is designed to assess an individual’s confidence in performing various daily activities without falling. This tool is particularly useful in assessing fear of falling in older adults and individuals with mobility challenges. It includes a wider range of … Read more
The Community Participation Scale assesses the level of pride and desire among young people to contribute to their community through volunteer work and other social activities. Community participation is an important developmental asset associated with positive behaviors, enhancing a sense of responsibility, and avoiding negative influences such as delinquency. If you interested in getting the … Read more