Administration Method:Self-Report Questionnaire
This is a self-report tool suitable for high schoolers or adults who have at least a junior high school level of education. It is intended as a risk-assessment tool. It is designed to “assess feelings of being overwhelmed and being unable to control or ...
The Multidimensional Peer Victimization Scale is a self-report measure, designed to assess four types of peer victimization (social manipulation, attacks on property, verbal victimization, and physical victimization). Anonymous self-report measures are c ...
This inventory will help staff determine if they are creating a program environment that reflects the expectations and norms of a real workplace.
These items measure an individual’s ability to listen, care, and trust others. Youths are asked to indicate how often they would make several statements.
This is an eight-item subscale of a self-report instrument for measuring the amount of communication about sexual risk and sexual risk reduction occurring between parents and their adolescent children, as reported by the adolescent. It has been tested wit ...
The Partner Communication Scale (PCS) is composed of five items that assess frequency of communicating with a sex partner. It was originally pilot-tested with a small sample of African American females ages 14 to 18, but may be used with males, individual ...
This is an example of a detailed implementation fidelity tool from Teenage Health Teaching Modules. This tool tracks the implementation of program lessons – e.g., modules covered, instructional methods used, activities changed or omitted, and reasons for ...
The Illinois Bully Scale is an 18 item, self-report measure that contains three subscales for measuring the frequency of fighting, peer victimization, and bully behavior. Consisting of 9 items, the Bully subscale includes items that address how often a y ...
This checklist will allow you to assess whether or not participants are ready/prepared to begin their job search.
The Bully Perpetration and Bully Victimization Scales are part of a larger survey called the Student School Survey (SSS), a 70-item, self report survey of school experiences, which has been designed for youth ages 10 to 17. Each scale consists of 4 items. ...
This scale measures the level of tolerance that children/youth have for differences described as” a measure of comfort and acceptance of ethic and cultural diversity in people who are different than oneself” http://forumfyi.org/files/Connecticut%20Assessi ...
The Favorable Attitudes toward ATOD Use scale is part of the Communities That Care (CTC) Youth Survey. This survey is designed to measure adolescent antisocial behaviors such as drug use, delinquency, and school dropout, and the risk and protective factor ...
This scale measures the level of tolerance that children/youth have for differences described as” a measure of comfort and acceptance of ethic and cultural diversity in people who are different than oneself” http://forumfyi.org/files/Connecticut%20Assessi ...
The Aggression Scale measures the frequency of self-reported overt aggressive behaviors that may result in physical or psychological injury to other students, for example, pushing, name-calling, hitting, and/or threatening.
This scale was developed to measure behavioral, emotional, and cognitive aspects of school engagement in elementary school students. In includes items which were drawn from variety of measures (see http://www.childtrends.org/Files/Child_Trends-2003_03_12 ...
Developed by Dr. Morris Rosenberg, the scale is a self-esteem measure widely used in Social Science research. The RSES is a ten-item Likert type scale with items answered on a four-point scale, from Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree. Five of the it ...
This form aims to capture participant’s perceptions of program leader performance. This is an easy form for adolescent or young adult participants to complete following a program session. It should take no longer than 5 minutes to complete.
The questions provided by this tool come from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) which is part of the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS). With versions available for middle school and high school, this survey is designed to assess priority ...
The A-COPE is a coping inventory designed to explore adolescent coping behaviors that result from the normal adolescent stress associated with trying to create a balance between being connected to and at the same time independent from one’s family. The c ...
The 36-item After-School Environment Scale (ASES) was developed for use with third-, fourth-, and fifth-grade children as a measure of psychosocial climate in after-school programs. Several features of programs are assessed, including relations with care ...