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Brief generic HRQoL; reproduces the SF-36 Physical (PCS-12) and Mental (MCS-12) component summary scores

Generic HRQoL and utility across 15 dimensions (mobility, vision, hearing, breathing, sleeping, eating, speech, elimination, usual activities, mental function, discomfort/symptoms, depression, distress, vitality, sexual activity); profile + single index

Single-item-per-domain generic HRQoL; one item for each of the 8 SF-36 domains, yielding PCS-8 and MCS-8 summaries

The Abridged Big Five-Dimensional Circumplex: 45 facet scales formed by the blends of pairs of the Big Five factors (each facet has a primary and a secondary factor), operationalized with public-domain IPIP items

Rapid cognitive impairment screen in older adults - orientation, memory, attention/concentration, recall

Abusive supervision - subordinates' perceptions of sustained hostile verbal and non-verbal supervisor behaviours (ridicule, put-downs, broken promises), excluding physical contact.

Psychological inflexibility / experiential avoidance - the core process construct of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

Achievement goal orientations in the 2x2 framework: Mastery-Approach, Mastery-Avoidance, Performance-Approach, and Performance-Avoidance goals (competence defined by task/self vs others, valenced approach vs avoidance).

Achievement motivation as two motive dispositions: Motive to Achieve Success (Hope of Success) and Motive to Avoid Failure (Fear of Failure), anticipating positive vs negative affect in achievement situations.

action vs state orientation; volition; disengagement; initiative; persistence

Adaptive behavior across the lifespan; 3 broad domains (Conceptual, Social, Practical) via 11 skill areas (e.g., Communication, Community Use, Functional Academics, Home/School Living, Health & Safety, Leisure, Self-Care, Self-Direction, Social, Work, Motor); General Adaptive Composite

Multi-domain cognitive screen; attention/orientation, memory, verbal fluency, language, visuospatial

Problem severity across 7 life areas affected by addiction - medical status, employment/support, alcohol use, drug use, legal status, family/social relationships, and psychiatric status - in lifetime and past-30-day timeframes

DSM-5 ADHD symptoms rated by parents or teachers - Inattention (items 1-9) and Hyperactivity-Impulsivity (items 10-18) - plus impairment ratings across functional domains

Broadband personality description via 300 trait adjectives - 37 scales incl. the 15 Murray needs, topical scales, transactional-analysis ego states, and the Big Five (via later scoring)

Adult ADHD symptoms (inattention + hyperactivity/impulsivity) mapped to DSM-IV/DSM-5 criteria; Part A 6-item screener + Part B 12 items

Adult state of mind with respect to attachment, coded from narrative coherence about childhood attachment experiences; classifications Secure-Autonomous, Dismissing, Preoccupied, Unresolved/Disorganized (plus Cannot Classify)

Adult attachment on subscales Close, Depend, and Anxiety (AAS); the RAAS reorganizes toward Avoidance (Close+Depend) and Anxiety

Adult career-stage concerns aligned with Super's developmental stages: Exploration, Establishment, Maintenance, and Disengagement (each with three task subscales). Measures salience of vocational-development tasks and career-change status, supporting maxi-/mini-cycle recycling.

hope; agency (goal-directed energy); pathways (planning)

Adult temperament; 4 higher-order factors: Effortful Control, Negative Affect, Extraversion/Surgency, Orienting Sensitivity (with constituent subscales)

Cumulative childhood adversity before age 18 - abuse (emotional, physical, sexual), neglect (emotional, physical) and household dysfunction (parental separation, domestic violence, household substance use, household mental illness, incarcerated household member); summed to an ACE score 0-10

Nonverbal emotional expressiveness / emotional 'charisma' - the disposition to express emotions nonverbally and influence others affectively

General happiness as the balance of positive over negative affect, structured around ten qualities of happiness (including confluence, optimism, self-esteem, social support, freedom and energy).

Personal tendency to actively engage with rather than avoid intensive technology interaction; a technology-specific need-for-cognition construct.

Parent-completed developmental screening (1-66 months) across 5 areas: Communication, Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Problem Solving, Personal-Social

Frequency of catastrophic thoughts about the consequences of anxiety/panic (loss of control, physical catastrophe), the cognitive half of the 'fear of fear' construct

general intelligence (g); verbal reasoning; numerical reasoning; abstract/diagrammatic reasoning

General positive attitude toward AI (unidimensional): expected improvement of life, work, future use, and benefit to humanity.

Parenting practices linked to conduct problems: Parental Involvement, Positive Parenting, Poor Monitoring/Supervision, Inconsistent Discipline, Corporal Punishment

Hazardous and harmful alcohol consumption + dependence over the past year; three domains - consumption, dependence symptoms, alcohol-related harm

Hazardous drinking based on the three AUDIT consumption items (frequency, typical quantity, frequency of heavy episodes)

Risk associated with use of tobacco, alcohol and 8 illicit/prescription drug classes; per-substance involvement scores and risk bands

Holland's RIASEC vocational interests for German-speaking populations, with a companion Environment-Structure Test (UST-R) describing educational/occupational environments on the same 6 dimensions.

Self-rated severity of hypomanic/manic symptoms (mood, self-confidence, sleep, speech, activity)

Augmented-reality and motor digital biomarkers of cognition and function; complex IADL simulation mapping to multiple neurocognitive domains, predicting MCI/Alzheimer risk

Severity of cognitive symptoms in Alzheimer's; memory (word recall/recognition), language, praxis, orientation

Conflict about expressing emotion: wanting to express and not doing so, and expressing and then regretting it, across positive and negative emotion.

Ambivalent attitudes toward men - Hostility toward Men (resentment of paternalism, compensatory gender differentiation, heterosexual hostility) and Benevolence toward Men (maternalism, complementary gender differentiation, heterosexual intimacy)

Ambivalent sexism toward women on 2 correlated dimensions: Hostile Sexism (antipathy toward women who challenge men's status) and Benevolent Sexism (subjectively positive but patronising, protective attitudes)

Overall job (and life) satisfaction via very short evaluative items, including the delighted-terrible scale; related to Kunin's Faces Scale (single-item smiley-face satisfaction).

Psychopathy-linked traits in children/youth: Callous-Unemotional, Narcissism, Impulsivity dimensions

Differential diagnosis and dimensional severity of anxiety, obsessive-compulsive, trauma- and stressor-related, mood, somatic-symptom and substance-use disorders, with a clinician severity rating per diagnosis

Anxiety sensitivity - the fear of anxiety-related sensations because of beliefs about their harmful consequences - across three replicable facets: physical concerns, cognitive concerns, and social concerns

general mental ability (GMA / g); numerical reasoning; verbal reasoning; abstract/inductive-deductive logical reasoning

Person-job fit across six areas of worklife that drive burnout vs engagement: Workload (manageable), Control, Reward, Community, Fairness, Values (congruence).

Five core dimensions of sexual function - drive, arousal, erection/lubrication, ability to reach orgasm, orgasm satisfaction (used across sexes)

Multi-aptitude battery - general ability (AFQT) plus verbal, mathematics, science/technical, spatial and occupational composites

sensation seeking; novelty; intensity

Anxiety toward AI. Four dimensions: Learning, Job Replacement, Sociotechnical Blindness, AI Configuration.

Self-reported AI literacy / user competence in using AI. Four constructs: Awareness, Use, Evaluation, Ethics.

Self-report EI mapped to the Salovey-Mayer (1990) model - perception of emotion, managing own emotions, managing others' emotions, utilizing emotions (commonly a total score)

Multi-exercise behavioural simulation of job demands - in-basket/in-tray, leaderless group discussion, role-play, oral presentation, case analysis, fact-finding - scored on competency dimensions by trained assessors.

Multi-attribute utility HRQoL with strong psychosocial coverage; AQoL-8D dimensions: Independent Living, Pain, Senses, Mental Health, Happiness, Coping, Relationships, Self-Worth

Subclinical/everyday sadism: pleasure from subjugation, humiliation, intimidation, aggression; low empathy

Asthma-specific HRQoL - symptoms, activity limitation, emotional function, environmental stimuli

Secure-base behaviour of the child toward the caregiver in the home, scored as a continuous security criterion rather than a category.

Adult attachment across 5 dimensions: Confidence (secure), Discomfort with Closeness, Need for Approval, Preoccupation with Relationships, Relationships as Secondary; usable with people not in a relationship

Self-reported voluntary attentional control - focusing (sustaining attention, resisting distraction) and shifting (flexibly switching attention between tasks)

Sexual prejudice - attitudes toward lesbians (ATL) and toward gay men (ATG) as separate but correlated subscales