Personality Inventory for Children, Second Edition (PIC-2) by David Lachar, Ph.D. and Christian P. Gruber, Ph.D. This highly regarded test is widely used by clinical and school psychologists to evaluate the emotional, behavioral, cognitive, and interpersonal adjustment of children and teens. The PIC-2 cis one of three coordinated instruments: It provides the parent’s description of […]

The PAS requires only a 4th-grade reading level, enabling individuals with poor reading skills to provide accurate self-descriptions. It can be used to provide a baseline measure of personality in clinical research. Purpose: Screens for a broad range of clinical problems in ages 18 years and older Age Range: AdultElder Adult Admin: Self-report; Individual or […]

by Leslie C. Morey, Ph.D. For more detailed interpretation, 10 PAI scales contain conceptually derived subscales. Designed for individuals 18 years of age and older, the PAI can usually be completed in less than an hour. (Items are written at a fourth-grade reading level.) You can score full scales and subscales in about 15 minutes, […]

by Leslie C. Morey, Ph.D. This widely used self-report inventory assesses psychopathological syndromes in adults, providing information relevant to diagnosis and treatment planning. It is composed of 344 items on 22 nonoverlapping scales: Clinical Scales Treatment Scales Somatic Complaints Aggression Anxiety Suicidal Ideation Anxiety-Related Disorders Stress Depression Nonsupport Mania Treatment Rejection Paranoia Schizophrenia Validity Scales […]

This self-report inventory provides comprehensive information about substance abuse patterns in adults (age 19 or older). It can be used to identify alcohol and drug problems, make referrals, and plan treatment. And, because substance abuse rarely occurs in isolation, the PEI-A also assesses a range of psychosocial problems associated with substance abuse today. Written at […]

This self-report inventory provides comprehensive information about substance abuse patterns in adults (age 19 or older). It can be used to identify alcohol and drug problems, make referrals, and plan treatment. And, because substance abuse rarely occurs in isolation, the PEI-A also assesses a range of psychosocial problems associated with substance abuse today. Written at […]

  by Ken C. Winters, Ph.D. and George A. Henly, Ph.D.   Related Products Personal Experience Screening Questionnaire (PESQ) Personal Experience Inventory for Adults (PEI-A) Assessment of Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Abuse: A Handbook Cigarette Use Questionnaire (CUQ) The PEI helps you identify, refer, and treat teenagers with drug and alcohol problems. It is particularly useful […]

  by Ken C. Winters, Ph.D. and George A. Henly, Ph.D.  At a Glance Purpose: Assesses all forms of substance abuse plus related psychosocial problems and personal risk factors Ages / Grade: 12 to 18 years Administration Time 45 minutes Format: Self-report Norms Provided for both a drug clinic population and a regular high school […]

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  Related Products Parent Report Card Parent-Child Relationship Inventory (PCRI) Nobody Asked Me! The Parenting Stress Index (PSI) quickly screens for stress in the parent-child relationship. It identifies dysfunctional parenting and predicts the potential for parental behavior problems and child adjustment difficulties within the family system. While its primary focus is on the preschool child, the […]