Related Products Personal Experience Screening Questionnaire (PESQ) Overeating Questionnaire (OQ) Eating Disorder Inventory-3 (EDI-3) Personal Experience Inventory (PEI) Brief, economical, and easy to administer and score, the MAQ is one of the best treatment planning tools you’ll find. Administered at intake, it quickly tells you how severe the addiction is, how motivated the patient is, […]

by Douglas K. Snyder, Ph.D. Use the MSI-R with any couple-traditional or nontraditional Widely used to assess the nature and extent of conflict within a marriage or relationship, the MSI-R helps couples communicate hard-to-express feelings, providing an easy, economical way to gather information about a broad range of issues. And, because the items refer to […]

by Morse P. Manson, Ph.D. and George J. Huba, Ph.D. This widely used test (more than 350,000 administered) identifies maladjusted individuals, including alcoholics. It measures seven personality characteristics: Anxiety, Depressive Fluctuations, Emotional Sensitivity, Resentfulness, Incompleteness, Aloneness, and Interpersonal Relations. In addition, it tells you how likely it is that the respondent belongs to a population […]

by Leigh Silverton, Ph.D. Here is an invaluable tool for clinicians who must assess the possibility of malingering. This brief self-report inventory gives you a quick, convenient, and cost-effective way to determine the likelihood that an individual is exaggerating claims of mental illness. Research with both criminal and noncriminal samples shows that the MPS is […]

Peter M. Lewinsohn, Ph.D., Jennifer Langhinrichsen-Rohling, Ph.D., Paul Rohde, Ph.D., & Richard Langford, Ph.D. An assessment of suicide proneness based on life-threatening and life-enhancing behavior Ages: 15–20 Administration: Self-Report Administration Time: Short, 10 minutesLong, 30 minutes Qualification Level: B Format: Handscored Key Areas Measured: Death-related PsychologicalHealth-related PhysicalInjury-relatedSelf-relatedPsychologicalPositive ThoughtsNegative ActionsFeelings The LAS is based on the […]

The Katz Adjustment Scales have been used for decades to measure community adjustment following psychiatric treatment. The scales were originally available in two forms: Self-Report and Relative Report. Over time, the Relative Report Form–the KAS-R–has proven more useful in both clinical and research settings. Now the Relative Report Form has been revised for even greater […]

These scale scores provide a detailed picture of interpersonal functioning, including impulse control, emotional stability versus anxiety, and characteristic approach to both work and personal life. The Approval Seeking scale can be used as a measure of response bias. The ISI can be administered to individuals or groups in less than 30 minutes. A Short […]

The Interpersonal Behavior Survey (IBS) identifies interaction styles that may lead to conflict at home, on the job, or in school. Used in individual and group therapy, assertiveness training, marriage and family counseling, and career guidance, the IBS measures various dimensions of assertive and aggressive behavior, identifying excesses and deficits in both. Designed for adults […]

An Illustrated Handbook for Clinical Interpretation and Standardized Assessment of Cognitive Impairment by Jerry Mitchell, Ed.D., Richard Trent, Ph.D., and Roland McArthur, M.A. Here is a complete scoring and interpretation system for human figure drawings. This unique system expands the usefulness of the traditional human figure drawing technique by providing adult norms for cognitive impairment. […]

  Related Products Roberts-2 Human Figure Drawing Test (HFDT) Adolescent Apperception Cards Psychodiagnostic Handbooks The House-Tree-Person (H-T-P), developed by John N. Buck, is one of the most distinguished and widely used projectives. The H-T-P is popular not only because it yields abundant clinical information, but also because it saves time and is easy to use. The […]