The Forgiveness Scale is a subscale of the Psychosocial Maturity Scale developed by Ellen Greenberger. It measures an individual’s acceptance and comfort with ethnic and cultural diversity, with an emphasis on openness to people who are different from him or her. The scale is designed for specific age groups, and offers separate versions for ages … Read more
The Parental Support Scale is a subscale of the Children’s Social Support Scale developed by Susan Harter. It assesses the extent to which children perceive their parents as supportive, sympathetic, and understanding of their feelings. This scale also assesses the degree to which parents treat their children in ways that make them feel valued and … Read more
The Ethnic Identity Scale is a brief measure designed to assess an individual’s respect for ethnic and cultural diversity. It assesses the extent to which adolescents value and acknowledge differences in race and culture, and promote awareness and inclusivity. If you interested in getting the scale or need further information, Comment below. Always remember you … Read more
The Conflict Resolution Scale assesses an individual’s ability to manage and resolve conflict positively. It emphasizes two basic skills: self-control and cooperation. By assessing these dimensions, the scale provides insight into a person’s ability to deal with interpersonal conflicts constructively, promote harmonious relationships and personal growth. If you interested in getting the scale or need … Read more
The Social and Personal Responsibility Scale is designed to assess the extent to which young people assume personal and social responsibilities. This includes behaviors such as helping others, meeting school or community challenges, and making and keeping commitments. The scale emphasizes assessing an individual’s sense of duty to contribute to the well-being of others and … Read more
The Global Self-Worth Scale assesses how children see themselves in terms of their self-esteem and overall happiness. It assesses whether children like their identity and how satisfied they are with their lives. This subscale, developed by Susan Harter, is part of a broader effort to understand self-perception in children ages 8 to 14 years. If … Read more
The Responsible Choices subscale is part of the Youth Assets Survey, which assesses different assets that contribute to positive youth development. This subscale emphasizes traits such as good behavior, personal responsibility, hard work, and fairness. These traits are integral to promoting responsible decision making and moral development in adolescents. If you interested in getting the … Read more
The Social Self-Efficacy Scale (SSES), developed by Morris in 2001, is a psychological instrument designed to measure an individual’s confidence in his or her ability to engage in social interactions and build relationships effectively. Social self-efficacy is a critical component of mental health and social functioning, as it influences how individuals cope with personal challenges … Read more
The optimism scale assesses the general expectation that positive events will occur in an individual’s life. Optimism is a key psychological factor associated with well-being, resilience, and better coping strategies in the face of challenges. This specific scale is part of the Mental Health Scale developed for the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (1997) and … Read more
The Resilience Scale is designed to measure an individual’s ability to effectively cope with and respond to life stressors. Resilience includes different areas, such as planning, critical thinking, and independence. This tool focuses specifically on young people between the ages of 12 and 18, assessing their ability to cope with challenges and maintain psychological well-being. … Read more