What it Measures

Children’s perceptions that their goals can be met.

Minimum Age
8

Maximum Age
16

Domains/Subscales
no subscales

Number of Items
6

Free or Cost
Free

Website for More Information
https://www.rand.org/education-and-labor/projects/assessments/tool/1997/childrens-hope-scale-chs.html

Reviewer Notes
thorough review on RAND at: https://www.rand.org/education-and-labor/projects/assessments/tool/1997/childrens-hope-scale-chs.html

What it Measures

Clients’ experience of, and satisfaction with, care received.

Minimum Age
5

Maximum Age
99

Domains/Subscales
None

Number of Items
multiple versions with different number of items: 3, 4, 8, 18, 31. The 8 seems to be most common.

Free or Cost
$

Website for More Information
www.csqscales.com
Clifford Atkisson
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10259963

Reviewer Notes
This is a satisfaction measure

What it Measures

Beliefs the individuals have of their ability to participate and derive personal benefits from participation in recreation activities.

Minimum Age
9

Maximum Age
99

Domains/Subscales
5 Key Concepts (Part I)
-Perceived Leisure Competence
-Perceived Leisure Locus of Control
-Leisure Needs
-Playfulness
-Depth of Involvement in Leisure
Part II (Reasons for functioning)
-Barrier to Leisure Involvement
-Leisure Preferences
-Knowledge of Leisure Opportunities

Number of Items
95 (Part I)

Free or Cost
$

Website for More Information

https://sagamorepub.com/search?q=Leisure+Diagnostic+Battery

Reviewer Notes
There is a Long and Short-Form; also version for age 9-14 and Adult. Also, variations for youth with and without physical limitations/disabilities.

What it Measures

The subjective quality of life or wellbeing, defined as feelings of happiness or satisfaction about one’s life.

Minimum Age
?

Maximum Age
?

Domains/Subscales
Global Question
-Happy with Life as a Whole
Domains of Well-Being
-Standard of Living
-Personal Health
-Achievement in Life
-Personal Relationships
-Personal Safety
-Feeling Part of the Community
-Future Security

Number of Items
7

Free or Cost
Free

Website for More Information
https://www.phenxtoolkit.org/protocols/view/661302

Reviewer Notes
There is equivalent adult version

What it Measures

Crime-supporting cognitive patterns.

Minimum Age
?

Maximum Age
?

Domains/Subscales
two major factors:
Problem Avoidance and Self-Assertion/Deception
two minor factors:
Interpersonal Hostility and Denial of Harm

Number of Items
80

Free or Cost

Website for More Information

https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2008-12799-006

Reviewer Notes

What it Measures

Rejection forms and features, as well as the severity of the social peer rejection experience and the severity of its different forms.

Minimum Age
?

Maximum Age
?

Domains/Subscales
4 subscales (empirically)
Insult, Ignore, Accusation, and Physical attack

6 Categories of Social Rejection [by theory)
-Preventing Relations
-Preventing Access
-Aggression
-Bossiness
-Blaming
-Involving a Third Party

Number of Items
21

Free or Cost

Website for More Information

Reviewer Notes

What it Measures

Experience of care, satisfaction with services and service impact.

Minimum Age
0

Maximum Age
17

Domains/Subscales
Domain
-Choice and Control
-Community Inclusion
-Holistic Health and Functioning
-Person-Centered Planning and Coordination
-Service Delivery and Effectiveness
-Workforce
-Caregiver Support
-Consumer Leadership in System Development
-Equity
-Fluctuation of Need
-Human and Legal Rights
-Level of Caregiver Well-Being
-System Performance and Accountability

Number of Items
32 Items plus 5 demographics questions.
21 items are Likert Scale

Free or Cost
Free

Website for More Information
https://medschool.ucsd.edu/som/psychiatry/research/CASRC/resources/SOCE/Pages/YSS.aspx

Reviewer Notes
F version is for families.
13+ (self report)
0-12 (caregiver report)
13-17 (caregiver report)