Clinical: broadband and severity.

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

Severity of manic symptoms (motor/verbal activity, flight of ideas, mood, self-esteem, contact, sleep, sexual interest, work activity)

Cognitive insight - self-reflectiveness (openness to feedback and to alternative explanations of one's experiences) and self-certainty (overconfidence in one's own beliefs and judgements); composite index = self-reflectiveness minus self-certainty

Severity of current suicidal ideation, intent, and plans; active/passive wish to die

Mental-health treatment outcome across 6 domains (Depression/Functioning, Interpersonal Relationships, Self-harm, Emotional Lability, Psychosis, Substance Abuse) + overall score

Self-reported clinical insight in psychosis on three dimensions - awareness of illness, perceived need for treatment, and relabelling of psychotic experiences as pathological

Severity of schizophrenia negative symptoms across 6 subscales (Anhedonia, Distress, Asociality, Avolition, Blunted affect, Alogia) capturing the 5 consensus negative-symptom domains + an anhedonia/distress structure

Breadth and severity of psychiatric symptoms (psychosis, mood, anxiety, hostility, withdrawal); total + symptom dimensions

Brief broadband distress; same 9 SCL-90-R symptom dimensions + GSI/PSDI/PST global indices

Ultra-brief distress screen: Somatization, Depression, Anxiety (6 items each) + Global Severity Index

Met and unmet need across 22 health and social domains (accommodation, food, daytime activities, physical health, psychotic symptoms, psychological distress, safety to self and others, money, benefits, company, intimate relationships, childcare, basic education, transport and others)

Frequency and duration of depersonalization/derealization experiences over the past 6 months (numbing, anomalous body/subjective-recall experiences, alienation from surroundings)

Severity of schizophrenia negative symptoms across 2 subscales (Motivation and Pleasure - MAP; Expression - EXP) covering the 5 consensus negative-symptom domains

Clinician global severity and change ratings of schizophrenia across 5 dimensions (Positive, Negative, Depressive, Cognitive, Overall) - a disorder-specific elaboration of the CGI

Clinician global judgment of overall illness severity (CGI-S) and treatment-related improvement (CGI-I); efficacy index

Severity of common mental disorders in the past week across 14 symptom groups (somatic symptoms, fatigue, concentration, sleep, irritability, worry, depression, depressive ideas, anxiety, phobias, panic, compulsions, obsessions, health worry); yields a total score and ICD-10 diagnoses

Global psychological distress across 4 domains (Well-being 4, Problems/Symptoms 12, Functioning 12, Risk 6) + total

Global psychological distress for routine outcome monitoring: anxiety, depression, trauma, physical/functioning, and risk; short screening/outcome measure.

Severity and intensity of suicidal ideation (5 levels) and suicidal behaviour (actual/aborted/interrupted attempts, preparatory acts); lethality

Subclinical psychotic experiences (psychosis proneness) across Positive (20), Negative (14), and Depressive (8) dimensions; frequency + distress

Fully structured, lay-administrable diagnostic interview for ICD and DSM mental disorders; broadband epidemiological diagnosis.

Clinician interview that both identifies clinical-high-risk (ultra-high-risk / prodromal) psychosis states and rates 7 symptom domains (Positive symptoms, Cognitive change, Emotional disturbance, Negative symptoms, Behavioural change, Motor/physical change, General psychopathology); 4 positive-symptom subscales rated on intensity x frequency

Broadband clinician-rated severity of psychiatric signs and symptoms (reported symptoms + observed behaviour) usable in full or as an item pool for syndrome subscales (e.g. MADRS depression, BAS anxiety)

Multidimensional psychological distress in college/university counseling: depression, generalized anxiety, social anxiety, academic distress, eating concerns, hostility, substance use, plus a distress index.

Fully structured, lay-administrable diagnostic assessment of DSM Axis I disorders (mood, anxiety, substance use, psychotic, somatoform, eating disorders, antisocial personality)

Frequency of dissociative experiences (amnesia, depersonalization/derealization, absorption/imaginative involvement); screen for dissociative disorders

Transdiagnostic symptom screen across 13 psychiatric domains (depression, anger, mania, anxiety, somatic, suicidal ideation, psychosis, sleep, memory, repetitive thoughts/behaviours, dissociation, personality functioning, substance use)

Common psychological symptoms in primary care across four distinct dimensions: Distress, Depression, Anxiety, and Somatization.

Non-psychotic psychiatric / common mental distress; single global score (psychological morbidity caseness)

Common mental distress across 4 subscales (Somatic symptoms, Anxiety/insomnia, Social dysfunction, Severe depression) + total score

Common (non-psychotic) psychiatric distress; single total score

Single clinician-rated global index combining symptom severity and psychosocial functioning

Clinician-rated mental-health and social outcome across 12 scales (behaviour, impairment, symptoms, social functioning)

Anxiety (10 items) and Depression (15 items) symptom distress; broadband emotional distress screen

Self-report lifetime history of hypomanic symptoms (bipolar-spectrum screen); active/elated vs irritable/risk-taking factors + impact

Self-stigma in people with mental illness across 5 subscales - Alienation, Stereotype Endorsement, Perceived Discrimination, Social Withdrawal, and Stigma Resistance

Two suicide-risk constructs from the Interpersonal Theory of Suicide: Perceived Burdensomeness and Thwarted Belongingness

Non-specific psychological distress (anxiety + depressive symptoms); single global distress score

Non-specific psychological distress; single global score (serious mental illness screen)

Predisposition to hallucination-like experiences across modalities (auditory, visual, vivid daydreams/thoughts, intrusive/sleep-related experiences); a psychosis-proneness trait measure

General mental health (psychological distress and wellbeing): anxiety, depression, loss of behavioral/emotional control, and positive affect.

Brief structured diagnostic interview for DSM and ICD Axis-I disorders (major depression, anxiety disorders, psychosis, substance use, suicidality screen, etc.).

Self-report screen for bipolar-spectrum disorder (lifetime manic/hypomanic symptoms, co-occurrence, impairment)

Brief psychotherapy outcome / distress; symptom distress, interpersonal relations, social role (single total emphasised)

Psychotherapy outcome / global functioning across 3 subscales (Symptom Distress, Interpersonal Relations, Social Role) + total score

ORS - global distress and functioning on 4 domains (individual/symptom distress, interpersonal well-being, social role, overall well-being). SRS - therapeutic alliance on 4 domains (relationship, goals and topics, approach or method, overall)

Somatic symptom burden / somatization severity (15 common somatic complaints)

Clinician-rated personal/social functioning in 4 areas (socially useful activities, personal/social relationships, self-care, disturbing/aggressive behaviour); single 1-100 score

Multidimensional delusional ideation in the general population: number of delusion-like beliefs endorsed plus, per belief, distress, preoccupation and conviction dimensions

Schizophrenia symptom severity: Positive (7), Negative (7), General Psychopathology (16) + total and factor scores

Self-report screen for psychosis risk / attenuated psychotic symptoms (perceptual abnormalities, unusual thought content, negative symptoms); distress add-on

Brief self-report psychosis-risk screen (positive attenuated symptoms) + distress

Multidimensional severity of auditory hallucinations (11 items) and delusions (6 items): frequency, distress, conviction, controllability, disruption

Protective beliefs against suicide across 6 domains (Survival/Coping Beliefs, Responsibility to Family, Child-Related Concerns, Fear of Suicide, Fear of Social Disapproval, Moral Objections)

Consumer-rated personal recovery from serious mental illness; the RAS-24 five-factor solution covers personal confidence and hope, willingness to ask for help, goal and success orientation, reliance on others, and no domination by symptoms

Negative symptoms of schizophrenia across 5 domains (Affective flattening, Alogia, Avolition-apathy, Anhedonia-asociality, Attention)

Positive symptoms of schizophrenia across 4 domains (Hallucinations, Delusions, Bizarre Behaviour, Positive Formal Thought Disorder)

Clinical insight in psychosis - awareness of having a mental disorder, of the social consequences of the disorder, and of the need for treatment, plus symptom-by-symptom awareness and causal attribution

Comprehensive clinician diagnostic assessment across adult psychopathology (mood, anxiety, psychotic, substance-use, somatoform, eating and cognitive disorders); built around the Present State Examination (PSE-10) as its core section, plus an Item Group Checklist and a Clinical History Schedule

Somatoform / medically-unexplained physical symptoms (DSM and ICD somatization criteria) + Somatization Symptom Index