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MeasuresAttribution Questionnaire-27
The Attribution Questionnaire is comprised of 27 survey items designed to examine a series of 9 constructs (3 items each) that explain attitudes, affect, and behavioral intentions related to a hypothetical person with mental illness mental illness. According to our model, people who are viewed to b More about AQ-27...Attribution Questionnaire-Short Form for Children
This version of the AQ has been modified for use with school children. The vignette describes a new student who has mental illness. In addition to one item each representing eight constructs contained in the AQ-27, we have added a 9th item which addresses one other important issue in stigma of chi More about AQ-SC...Attribution Questionnaire-Short Form
Our research has examined a series of constructs that explain attitudes, affect and behavioral intentions related to a person with mental illness. According to the model, people who are viewed to be personally responsible for a condition like mental illness are usually viewed angrily and unlikely t More about AQ-S...General Attribution Questionnaire
Our research has examined a series of constructs that explain attitudes, affect and behavioral intentions related to a person with mental illness. According to the model, people who are viewed to be personally responsible for a condition like mental illness are usually viewed angrily and unlikely t More about G-AQ-20...Level of Familiarity with Mental Illness
Our research, and that of others, suggests that people that have had contact with individuals with mental illness have less stigmatizing attitudes. The Level of Contact Report contains a series of 11 yes/no items regarding familiarity with mental illness (Holmes et al. 1999; Corrigan, et al 2001; C More about LOF-MI...PDAQ
Earlier research by Weiner and colleagues (1988) examined stigmatizing attitudes associated with general health disabilities in terms of attributions about the controllability and stability of these disabilities. The Psychiatric Disability Attribution Questionnaire examines six disability groups (4 More about PDAQ...Dual Disorders Fidelity Scale
The Dual Disorders (DD) Fidelity Scale is a 21- item scale assessing the adequacy of implementation of evidence-based practices for treatment of individuals with dual disorders (Mueser & Fox, 2001). DD clients are typically diagnosed with a severe mental illness (SMI) (e.g., schizophrenia) and are a More about DD-Tx-Rating...Family Stigma, Questionnaire
Based on focus groups with family members, the Family Stigma Questionnaire (FSQ) was designed to measure stigma towards family members of persons with mental illness. The constructs included in the model are blame for onset, blame for offset, incompetence, contamination, shame, pity, and social avo More about fsq...Needs and Resources Assessment
The Needs and Resources Assessment (NARA) is an interview instrument that measures consumers needs and resources in 13 domains of functioning and rates consumers overall satisfaction with each domain and the importance of each need. More about NARA...Consumer Satisfaction Survey
The Consumer Satisfaction Survey (CSS) is an interview to assess the consumers satisfaction with different aspects of treatment. The CSS differs from other consumer satisfaction measures in that it asks the individual to compare the current program with a previous program in which the individual p More about CSS...Recovery Assessment Scale
Recovery has been defined as persons with severe mental illness living a satisfying life within the constraints of one's mental illness. The Recovery Assessment Scale (RAS) tests for empowerment, coping ability, and quality of life. The total score has been shown to positively associate with these, More about RAS... | |||||
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