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Social-Personality Psychology Questionnaire Instrument Compendium (QIC) |
| Maintained by
Alan Reifman,
Professor Human Development and Family Studies, Texas Tech University (Ph.D., 1989, Social Psychology, University of Michigan) |
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| Last Updated 6/3/08 |
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*Contains translations into languages other than English.
Topic-Specific
Constructs
(listed alphabetically by what I think would be the most recognizable
keywords)
Activism (Activism
Orientation Scale, Alexandra Corning; see also Foster collection below)
Alcohol (Drinking Motives; see Cooper collection below)
Anxiety -- See Social Anxiety
Attachment (Phil
Shaver and colleagues; also see Carver collection below)
Attitudes Toward Self (see Carver collection below)
Attraction (see McCroskey collection below)
Attribution (relationship attributions, see Bradbury and Fincham
collections below)
Behavior Identification (see Wegner collection
below)
Behavioral Inhibition/Activation (BIS/BAS; see
Carver collection below)
Benefit Finding (pertaining to breast cancer; see Carver collection
below)
Big Five (see IPIP and Gosling collections below)
Black
Identity (Multidimensional Inventory of...; Rob Sellers)
Body-related (Drive for Muscularity, see McCreary collection below)
Children's impressions of parents' relationship
(see Fincham collection below)
Close Relationships (see headings for Love, Relationships)
Cognitive Emotion
Regulation Questionnaire*
Collective Action (see Foster collection below)
Collective Self-Esteem (see Crocker collection
below)
Contingencies of Self-Worth* (see Crocker collection below)
Clinically oriented scales (see Snell collection below)
Codependency (Spann-Fischer)
Communication-related scales (see McCroskey collection below) -- See also
Non-Verbal
Competence (see SDT collection below)
Coping (see COPE in Carver collection below; see also Schwarzer
collection)
Curiosity and
Exploration Inventory (Kashdan, Rose, & Fincham)
Day Reconstruction Method (Kahneman et al.)
Defense
Mechanism Manual (Phebe Cramer)
Defensive
Pessimism (Julie Norem)
Disgust Scale (Jonathan Haidt)
Drinking Motives (see Cooper collection below)
Education-related scales (see McCroskey and
Schwarzer collections
below)
Emerging
Adulthood (Inventory of the Dimensions of...; Reifman, Arnett, & Colwell)
Emotion Expressivity and Regulation (James Gross)*
Entitlement (Sense of...; W. Keith Campbell)
Ethics-related attitudes (Ethics
Position Questionnaire, Don Forsyth)
Family
Emotional Involvement and Criticism Scale (Cleveland Shields)
Fandom (i.e., interest in sports, actors,
musicians, etc.; see Reysen collection below)
Forgiveness (see McCullough collection below; marital, see Fincham
collection)
Future Orientation (Consideration
of Future Consequences, Strathman et al.)
Gratitude (see McCullough collection below)
Identity (Aspects
of Identity Questionnaire, Cheek and colleagues; see also Black Identity
above, and for group
identity, Foster collection below)
Impostor Phenomenon (see Leary collection below)
Juror Bias Scale and key (Kassin & Wrightsman)
Leisure/Sports (see Vallerand collection below)
Life Events (see Bradbury and Sarason/Sarason collections below)
Linguistic Implications (see Wegner collection below)
Living Spaces (see Gosling collection below)
Love (see Hatfield collection below, as well as headings for Close
Relationships, Relationships)
Mating/Sexual Behaviors (David Buss)
Meaning
in Life (Michael Steger)
Mood (Brief
Mood Introspection Scale, Jack Mayer and colleagues;
PANAS-X,
David Watson and colleagues)
Motivation (see SDT and Vallerand collections below)
Music Preferences (see Gosling collection below)
Narcissism (Hypersensitive
Narcissism, Hendin & Cheek;
NPI-16, short measure,
Daniel Ames)
Need to Belong (see Leary collection below)
Need for Closure (see Kruglanski collection below)
Need for
Cognition -- Short Form (Cacioppo, Petty, and colleagues)
Non-Verbal Communication (see McCroskey collection below)
Optimism/Life Orientation Test (see Carver collection below)
Perceived Stress Scale (see Cohen collection below)
Person Perception (likeability, honesty, etc.; see Reysen collection
below)
Physical Symptoms (see "CHIPS" in Cohen collection below, and "PILL" in
Pennebaker collection)
Planned
Behavior (Theory of...; Icek Ajzen)
Police Stress (see McCreary collection below)
Political Attitudes (see
NES Guide; tables
have item wordings underneath)
Prejudice/Discrimination (Symbolic
Racism, Henry & Sears; Foster collection below) -- See also Stereotypes
Procrastination (see Schwarzer collection below, if you get around to
it!)
Quality of Life in Advanced Cancer Survivors (see Carver collection below)
Rape Myth Acceptance (Acceptance
of Modern Myths about Sexual Aggression)*
Rejection
Sensitivity (Geraldine Downey;
Appearance-Based Rejection Sensitivity, from Lora Park)
Relationship measures (Caryl
Rusbult; see Snell collection below, as well as headings for Close
Relationships, Love)
Religion-related (see McCullough collection below)
Revenge (see McCullough collection below)
Risk-Taking (Domain-Specific
Scale - Revised)*
Rochester Interaction Record (see Social Interaction)
Satisfaction
with Life Scale (Ed Diener)
Self-Disclosure (see Snell collection below)
Self-Efficacy (see Schwarzer collection below; for relationship efficacy,
see Bradbury and Fincham collections
below; for efficacy in refraining
from substance use, see DiClemente collection below)
Self-Regulation (Tory
Higgins lab; see also
Cognitive Emotion Regulation Questionnaire above; Kruglanski,
Schwarzer, and SDT collections below; in
Kruglanski's, as part of Regulatory Mode Theory, he
has
measures of "self-regulatory functions referred to respectively as assessment and locomotion")
Sex Roles (see Snell collection below)
Sexuality (see Center for AIDS Prevention Studies and Snell collections below,
plus Cooper collection for Sex Motives measure) -- See also Mating
Shyness (Revised
Cheek and Buss)
Social Anxiety (see Leary and Sarason/Sarason collections below)
Social Comparison (Gibbons
& Buunk)
Social Interaction (Rochester
Interaction Record*& related
instruments; scroll to bottom of page when it opens)
Social Support (see "ISEL" in Cohen collection below; also
Sarason/Sarason and Schwarzer collections)
Sports/Leisure (see Vallerand collection below)
Stages of Change
(for studying substance use and other health-related behaviors, Prochaska; see
also DiClemente
collection below )
Stereotypes (Gender,
Diekman & Eagly) -- See also Prejudice/Discrimination
Stress (see Life Events, Perceived Stress, and other constructs)
Thought Suppression/White Bear (see Wegner collection
below)
Time Perspective (Zimbardo)
Transportation into Narrative Worlds (Green & Brock)
(Workplace) Comparative Emphasis Scale (Bruce Meglino)
Multiple-Instrument Websites
Center for Aids Prevention Studies (UCSF) Instrument Collection *
Jennifer Crocker's Instruments *
Carlo DiClemente's Instruments
GASP Measures Database ("measures designed for lesbian/gay/bisexual issues or populations;" Lisa Diamond)
International Personality Item Pool (contains a vast reservoir of items and scoring keys to create measures of different constructs)
Arie Kruglanski's Instruments (put cursor over "SIDE MENU" column on the left-hand side when page comes up)
James McCroskey's Communication Research Measures
Mike McCullough's Instruments (follow headings within the Research section of his page)
Jamie Pennebaker's Instruments
Barbara Sarason and Irwin Sarason's Instruments
Self-Determination Theory (SDT) Group's Instruments
Social Network Analysis Instruments (compiled by David Tindall and Todd Malinick)
Robert Vallerand's Instruments*
*Contains translations into languages other than English.
#Bradbury and Fincham have collaborated on some measures, which appear in both of their collections above. Note that some slight variations in wording between each of their versions of a given instrument appear to exist. Thus, if you're planning on using one of these instruments, you should inspect both versions before deciding which to adopt.