Personality and Behavior Instruments

	1. Basic Personality Inventory (BPI)   The BPI is a multiphasic personality inventory intended for use with both clinical and normal populations to identify sources of maladjustment and personal strengths. The easy reading level (grade 5) means the BPI may be used with a variety of adolescent and adult groups. Sample Report Pricing

	2. Five-Factor Nonverbal Personality Questionnaire (FF-NPQ)   This image-based questionnaire measures the 'Big Five' normal personality factors. In addition to the standard uses for a measure of normal personality, the FF-NPQ's unique item illustrations are ideal for use in cross-cultural situations and other applications where language understanding might be an issue. Sample Report Pricing

	3. Jackson Personality Inventory - Revised (JPI-R)   The JPI-R measures variables associated with people's interpersonal, educational, and work-related behavior and functioning. It is useful in personnel selection, team-building, managerial counseling, and research. Please see the manual for JPI-R scales that are empirically linked to more than 40 managerial performance dimensions. Sample Report Pricing

	4. Multidimensional Emotional Intelligence Assessment (MEIA)   The Multidimensional Emotional Intelligence Assessment (MEIA) is a 150-item, self-report measure of emotional intelligence (EI) based on Salovey and Mayer's (1990) multidimensional conceptualization of EI, and takes about 20 minutes to complete. The MEIA includes 10 primary scales, an Infrequency scale, and two experimental scales. Sample Report Pricing

	5. Nonverbal Personality Measure (NPQ)   The Nonverbal Personality Questionnaire is an image-based measure of normal personality designed to measure 16 different personality traits highlighted by Murray (1938) in his system of needs. In addition to the standard uses for a measure of normal personality, the NPQ's unique item illustrations are ideal for use in cross-cultural situations and other applications where language understanding might be an issue. Sample Report Pricing

	6. Occupational Stress Inventory - Revised Edition™ (OSI-R™)1   The revised edition of the Occupational Stress Inventory (OSI-R) is a concise measure of three dimensions of occupational adjustment: occupational stress, psychological strain, and coping resources. For each of these domains, scales measure specific attributes of the environment or individual that represent important characteristics of occupational adjustment. Sample Report Pricing

	7. Personality Research Form E (PRF)   The PRF measures 22 personality traits relevant to the normal functioning of individuals in a wide variety of situations. It is useful in a wide range of settings, including employee selection, sports psychology, and in clinics. Complies with Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Sample Report Pricing

	8. Six Factor Personality Questionnaire (SFPQ)   The SFPQ encompasses and extends the Big-5. Research provided strong evidence that dividing Conscientiousness into Industriousness and Methodicalness improves convergent and discriminant validity. The SFPQ is quick to administer, having only 108 items. Sample Report Pricing

	8. Survey of Work Styles (SWS)   The SWS measures six distinct components of the Type A behavior pattern, including impatience, anger, time urgency, competitiveness, and job dissatisfaction. The SWS can be used for employee selection and placement, managerial counseling, and as an assessment of work attitudes and work-related stress. Sample Report Pricing

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