Adjective checklist manual

The Adjective Checklist (ACL) contains person-descriptive adjectives and adjectival phrases such as “absent-minded”, “active”, “dominant”, “adaptable”, and “jolly”. It offers 37 standard trait assessment scales such as Communality, Endurance, Self-Control, Masculine/Feminine, etc. Scoring is adjusted according to which items are checked, and variation in endorsement (number of items checked) is . Adjective Check List. 1. absent-minded. 2. active. 3. adaptable. 4. adventurous. 5. affected. 6. affectionate. 7. aggressive. 8. alert. The Adjective Check List Manual: Authors: Harrison G. Gough, Alfred B. Heilbrun: Edition: 2, revised: Publisher: Consulting Psychologists Press, Original from: the University of California: Authors: Harrison G. Gough, Alfred B. Heilbrun.

Bibliography for the Multiple Affect Adjective Checklist. San Diego, CA: Educational and Industrial Testing Service. Google Scholar Zuckerman, M. (). General situation-specific traits and states: New approaches to assessment of anxiety and other constructs. EITS Manual for the Profile of Mood States. The Multiple Affect Adjective Checklist (MAACL)  Zuckerman, Marvin; Lubin, Bernard (Educational and Industrial Testing Service (EdITS), ) This scale measures a positively valence state/trait of low arousal, or calm. Adjectives included are happy, joyful, and pleasant. The Depression Adjective Checklist was developed in order to provide brief, reliable, and valid measures of self-reported depressive mood. Age Range: Adults. Administration: Inventory: 3 copies of Manual (originals) Checklists: o A (3 copies) o B (4 copies).

Adjective Check List Manual by Harrison G. Gough Alfred B. Heilbrun, Jr. Copyright © , , , , , by Consulting Psychologists Press, Inc. Includes details on administration, scoring, and interpretation, etc., plus a review-only copy of the instrument. Adjective Check List. 1. absent-minded. 2. active. 3. adaptable. 4. adventurous. 5. affected. 6. affectionate. 7. aggressive. 8. alert. The Adjective Checklist (ACL) contains person-descriptive adjectives and adjectival phrases such as "absent-minded", "active", "dominant", "adaptable", and "jolly". It offers 37 standard trait assessment.