Neuropsychology Related Tests

This scale consists 36 items. It was administered on 600 Adolescent Girls between the age group 13-18 years.

This 75 item tool is developed to identify students who are at risk of dyslexia in schools at the primary level. The screening tool assists teachers to identify the students in their early stage of Specific Reading Disability (Dyslexia) under five dimensions: deficits in alphabet knowledge, deficits in reading, deficits in phonological awareness, deficits in writing, and co- existing problems.

This scale consists 80 items divided into Eight Dimensions: I.Hope, II. Will, III. Purpose, IV. Competence, V. Fidelity, VI. Love, VII. Care, VIII. Wisdom. Age range 18+.

This scale consists 55 items in four dimensions: I. Physical Well-being, II. Emotional Wellbeing, III. Social Well-being, IV. School Well-being. The scale was administered on 200 Adolescents– Male and Female

This battery contains 130 items and measures mental health of 13 to 22 years age group through six health indices — emotional stability (ES), over all adjustment (OA), Autonomy (AY), Security- Insecurity (SI), Self Concept (SC) and Intelligence (IG). This battery is satisfactorily reliable and valid. Percentile norms were developed on a sample of 500 based on SES level. Qualitative interpretation has also developed.

This check list consists 11 items. It measures Mental Health of adult age range 18-28.

This scale consists 45 items divided into five areas : I. Physical Health, II. Mental Health, III. Social Health, IV. Emotional Health, V. Spiritual Health. It was administered on age group 11 to 14 years.

This scale consists 45 items divided into five areas: I. Physical Health, II. Mental Health, III. Social Health, IV. Emotional Health, V. Spiritual Health. It was administered on age group 11 to 14 years.

It consists of 38 items which measure physical and psychological distress. It reflects a need for early psychiatric help and follow-up-care.

  It is an instrument which has various dimensions of pain experience. It has 40 items which cover 8 important dimensions of pain experience which are clinically relevant.

This inventory consists of 36 items which measures three dimensions–I. Self acceptance, II. Ego-strength, III. Philosophies of Life. It was standardized on 18+ college population.

   It consists of 51 life events which are further classified into personal or impersonal, desirable, undesirable and ambiguous. It is administered on 105 subjects: 64 males and 45 females in the age group of 35+.