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Cognitive Styles
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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Teacher & Teaching Related Scales
College Climate Questionnaire by A. K. Gaur (English)
This scale consists 170 items in 6 areas: I. Physical Climate, II. Administrative Climate, III. Financial Climate, IV. Academic Climate, V. Professional Climate, VI. Miscellaneous Climate. This scale was administered on 800 college teachers.
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Attitude
Community Service Attitude Scale by Rekha Rani and Punita Govil (English)
This 45 item scale is divided into five dimensions: I. Awareness about Community Service, II. Commitment for Community Service, III. Cost of Community Service, IV. Benefit of Community Service, V. Myths about Community Service and developed on undergraduate, graduate, and adult population.
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Organizational Behavior Related Scales
Comprehensive Battery of Scale of Entrepreneurship by V. P. Sharma(English)
Organizational Behavior Related ScalesComprehensive Battery of Scale of Entrepreneurship by V. P. Sharma(English)
It is designed to identify the entrepreneurship qualities of youth through six sub-tests — (i) self perception of entrepreneurship traits, (ii) organizational ability and management skills, (iii) personality maturity, (iv) executive reaction pattern, (v) human relations, and (vi) human engineering. It contains 180 items and time schedule is 150 minutes. It was found highly reliable and valid.
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Clinical Aspects of Personality
Comprehensive Fear Scale by Sarika Patel and Upinder Dhar (English)
This scale consists 31 items divided into Eight Factors—I. Loss of Belongings, II. Being Alone, III. Haunting Experience, IV. Mishappening, V. Performance before others, VI. Wrong Decisions, VII. Making Excuses, VIII. Facing the Test. It was administered on age range 21 to 60 years
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Interest
Comprehensive Interest Schedule by Sanjay Vohra (English)
Male form – It helps us to identify interest of eight vocational areas: Influential-Administrative-Enterprising, Venturous-Defense-Sports, Artistic-Creative-Performing, Scientific-Medical-Technical, Analytical, Expressive, Computational, Social, Humanitarian-Education, Nature and Clerical. This standardized on 15 to 20 year population.
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Interest
Comprehensive Interest Schedule by Sanjay Vohra (English)
Female form – It helps us to identify interest of eight vocational areas: Influential-Administrative-Enterprising, Venturous-Defense-Sports, Artistic-Creative-Performing, Scientific-Medical-Technical, Analytical, Expressive, Computational, Social, Humanitarian-Education, Nature and Clerical. This standardized on 15 to 20 years old population.
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Social Change
Comprehensive Modernization Inventory by S. P. Ahluwalia and A. K Kalia (English)
This inventory consists 49 items. It measures the change in attitudes of adolescents in seven areas — education, parent—child relations, politics, status of women, marriage, religion and socio-culture.
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Social Change
Comprehensive Scale of Tension by R. L. Bharadwaj (English)
It contains 32 items for 10 areas-religiosity, economic, education, incidence occurrence, politics, social distance, dominance, nationality, linguistic and sports. It measures community, caste, religion, and language tension. Norms are on Hindu, Muslim and Sikh population (Adults).
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Attitude
Computer Attitude Scale by Tahira Khatoon & Manika Sharma (English)
This scale intends to measure the computer attitude of Secondary, Senior Secondary, and University Students (age 15 +) under five different areas. They are Computer Anxiety, Computer Confidence, Computer Interest, Computer as a Useful Tool and Computer career.
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Neuropsychology Related Tests
Computer Phobia Scale by S. Rajasekar & P. Vaiyapuri Raja (English)
This scale consists 29 statements divided into three dimensions: I. Personal Failure, II. Human vs. Machine Ambiguity, III. Convenience. It is standardized on teacher of Higher Secondary School.
SKU: G0025 -
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Concept Formation and Problem Solving, Thinking
Concept Formation in Multiple Choice Situations (Performance)
Concept Formation and Problem Solving, ThinkingConcept Formation in Multiple Choice Situations (Performance)
Concept formation in Yerke’s Multiple Choice Apparatus: This is a wooden apparatus with an acrylic top. A screen is fixed in between. It has a row of switches connected to respective row of lights on both the sides. Experimenter side is provided with a regulator to control the functioning of the buzzer. Subject can switch on or switch off the lights and buzzer from his side by operating the corresponding switches.
SKU: O5
