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Self-Control Rating Scale (SCRS)
The Self-Control Rating Scale (SCRS), developed by Philip C. Kendall and Lance E. Wilcox (1979),...
Child Psychology
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Tennessee Self-Concept Scale: Children’s Version
A comprehensive psychometric guide to the Tennessee Self-Concept Scale: Children’s Version (TSCS:CV), exploring its theoretical...
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Prosocial Self-Regulation Questionnaire SRQ-P
The Prosocial Self-Regulation Questionnaire (SRQ-P) evaluates the motivational orientations and perceived locus of causality directing...
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Nowicki Preschool and Primary Internal-External Control Scale
A comprehensive academic guide and psychometric analysis of the Nowicki Preschool and Primary Internal-External Control...
News
Mindfulness Protects Young Children Living in Conflict Zones
A new study shows daily mindfulness practice helps preschoolers in conflict zones build resilience and...
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Alabama Parenting Questionnaire (APQ) – Child Version
The Alabama Parenting Questionnaire (APQ) - Child Version is a comprehensive 42-item psychometric instrument assessing...
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Children Belief about Parental Divorce Scale (CBAPS)
The Children's Beliefs About Parental Divorce Scale (CBAPS), developed by Lawrence A. Kurdek and Berthold...
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Children Cognitive Assessment Questionnaire (CCAQ)
A psychometric review of the Children Cognitive Assessment Questionnaire (CCAQ), a 40-item scale assessing negative...
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Children’s Action Tendency Scale (CATS)
The Children’s Action Tendency Scale (CATS) is a psychometric self-report instrument developed by Robert H....
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Kastan Children’s Attributional Style Questionnaire – Revised (CASQ-R)
The Kastan Children's Attributional Style Questionnaire - Revised (CASQ-R) is a 24-item forced-choice psychometric assessment...
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Parent Support Subscale
A comprehensive academic psychometric profile of the Parent Support Subscale from Susan Harter's Social Support...
News
Cyberbullying and Body Image Link Social Media to Teen Depression
A study reveals how cyberbullying and weight misperception help explain the link between heavy social...