General Scales

  This scale consists 49 items in seven sections — power and entitlement, autonomy and self reliance, decision making, capacity building, social-political and legal awareness, exposure to information media.

  This scale consists 43 items divided into Eight Factors—I. Intimacy, II. Parental, III. Physical Appearance, IV. Character, V. Mutual Relation, VI. Children, VII. Sex and VIII. Finance. It was administered on 250 Males & Females Adolescents.

This scale consists of 70 items divided into three dimensions; 1.Physical challenges 2.Financial challenges 3.Socio Emotional challenges. This scale is being developed on 25-63 years old population.

This scale consists of 54 items developed on Secondary and senior secondary level students, divided into five situations namely; 1.Meaning 2.Reasons 3.Type 4.Consequences 5.Symptoms.

  This Test consists 27 items into six sections. It is standardized on High School & Higher Secondary School Students.

This scale consists of 69 items developed on Undergraduate and Post graduate level students, divided into three dimensions namely; 1.Peer Influence 2.Parental Influence 3.Institutional Climate.

This scale consists 82 items divided into five dimensions–I. Physical, II. Psychological, III. Economic, IV. Sexual, V. Deprivation of Rights Violence. It was administered on 150 women age group 18 to 51 years

  This 44 item scale is developed for the purpose of measuring emotional violence against women (adult) population. The emotional violence is measured within the work place, and family.

1.              This scale consists 24 items. It is developed on age range 18 to 49 years

  This scale consists 45 items divided into Eight Dimensions: I. Empathy, II. Problem Solving Skills, III. Communication Skills, IV. Conflict Resolution, V. Sense of Security of Identity, VII. Shared Universal Values, VII. Respect for Diversity, VIII. Recognition of Global Issues. It was standardized on Undergraduate & Post Graduate Students..