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PDF pending restorationSweitzer, H. Frederick; Weinstein, Gerald – 1985
Self-Knowledge Development Theory (SKDT) by Weinstein and A. Alschuler (1985) is a structural developmental theory positing four stages in the development of self-knowledge. The Experience Recall Test-2 (ERT2) is described, which is the most recent instrument developed for assessing the SKDT. Self-knowledge is defined as the ability to describe…
Descriptors: Classification, Developmental Stages, Group Testing, Individual Development
Pascale, Pietro J. – 1985
The High School Survey on Drugs was developed to assess the drug attitudes of and usage by high school students. The survey was designed to determine drug usage in a specific geopolitical area and to determine drug education program needs. The questionnaire is easily administered to groups of students. There are three types of questions associated…
Descriptors: Attitude Measures, Drug Education, Drug Use, Group Testing
Download full textGrush, Joseph E.; And Others – 1983
A new self-report measure of impulsivity was developed to provide group administration and economy of scoring. An initial set of 26 items was constructed to tap various aspects of impulsivity, or the tendency to respond quickly without thinking. The items were administered to 346 male undergraduate students, primarily freshmen and sophomores. Item…
Descriptors: Conceptual Tempo, Group Testing, Higher Education, Males
Meehan, Kenneth A.; And Others – 1977
The Early School Self-Concept Inventory (ESSCI) was developed for use in grades one, two and three, or ages approximately six through eight years. It consists of forty brief questions, each requiring "yes" or "no" answers. Testing time is generally 15-20 minutes for an average classroom size group. The ESSCI yields a set of…
Descriptors: Family Relationship, Foreign Countries, Group Testing, Norms
