Home Environment Scale by A. Akthar & S B Saxena (English)
This is a 50 item scale and has ten areas of measurement: Protectiveness, Parental involvement, Academic stimulation, Rewards, Parental Warmth, Punishment, Participation in home affairs, Control, Permissiveness, and Parental exception. This test is developed on secondary school students.
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