Cognitive Style Inventory by Praveen Kumar Jha (English)
It is a self -report inventory that gives an estimate of cognitive style of an individual on five point Likert scale. It is a bio-dimensional measure of systematic style and intuitive style consisting of 20 items each. This inventory is developed on college students (both sexes).
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