Clinical Aspects of Personality

This 105 items inventory is a 3 alternative response type and measures 7 dimensions of personality. They are: self-esteem self-inferiority, happiness-depression, calmness-anxiety, naturally obsessiveness-independence-dependence, feeling of being healthy-hypochondriacs, innocence-guilt feeling. The norms are available for the age group of 17 to 60 years of both the sexes.

  This test identifies the symptoms of anorexia of students of age group of 15-18 years of both the sexes under four different dimensions. They are: food avoidance, medical complications, psychological factors, and body or figure consciousness. This test is also useful in identifying the eating disorders.

This scale consists 39 items divided into three dimensions: I. Psychological Behaviour, II. Physiological Behaviour, III. Social Behaviour. It was administered on 500 parents Father/Mother and Teacher of Autistic Children.

This scale consists of 60 items and indicates maladaptive problems among 6-14 year old autistic children under following dimensions; 1. Stereotype 2.Self Injurious 3. Tantrums 4. Aggressive 5.Ritualistic Behaviour.

This test consists 24 items. It was standardized on 334 Males & Females age group 16 to 40 years.

  The Clinical Analysis Questionnaire (CAO) was developed to meet the needs of clinical psychologists for objective measurement of primary behavioural dimensions. A special feature of the CAQ is that it measures 16 normal personality dimensions, represented by the 16 PF Test, as well as hypochondriacs, agitated depression, suicidal depression, anxious depression, guilt, energy level, boredom, and five other dimensions in the pathology domain. In addition to above 28 scales, one may also obtain 9 second-order scores on: Extroversion, Superego Strength, Neuroticism, Independence, Psychoticism, Tough-Poise, Depression, Anxiety and Socialization. The Manual contains profiles for a number of groups of interest, including alcoholics, narcotic addicts, various types of neurotic and psychotic disorders and criminals, etc. For administrative convenience, the test has been organized in two parts so that the entire test need not be given in a single sitting. It consists of 272 items and can be effectively used on 8th class students.

This inventory consists of 200 items. It measures five clusters of defense mechanisms turning against self, turning against object, principalization, reversal and projection. This test is developed on adult population.

This scale consists 30. It was administered on 500 adult, age group 25-50 years.

It is brief test that measures eight mood states, namely, anxiety, stress, depression, regression, fatigue, guilt, extroversion and arousal of the adults (17+ years). It contains 96 items

This inventory also measures Neuroticism and Extroversion of adult population.

  It contains ‘card A’ with circular patches in four colours (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow) 25 for each colour and ‘card B’ contains names of four colours (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow) 25 for each colour. It measures interference proneness of Adults.