Where to find research instruments

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Where can you find a copy of this test? Preliminary Questions Do you have the correct name or title of a test? What is the test supposed to measure? Mental Measurements Yearbook with Tests in Print. Only the descriptive material and reviews are available full-text. The tests are available for purchase. Coverage is - present. Find Test for a Variable Search by keyword or click on Measures to browse by category; use Advanced Search to limit by age, population, etc.

Whenever possible, we have also included a copy of the instrument for users to download or information about obtaining the instrument. Log In. You are here. Research Instruments This Guide provides access to databases and web based resources useful for locating a wide variety of research instruments.

Research Instruments American Thoracic Society Quality of Life Resource Instruments The goal of this website is to provide information about quality of life and functional status instruments that have been used in assessing patients with pulmonary disease or critical illness.

Rehabilitation Measures Database The Rehabilitation Measures Database was developed to help clinicians and researchers identify reliable and valid instruments used to assess patient outcomes during all phases of rehabilitation. Research Instruments This guide will help you learn how to identify, assess, and obtain research instruments. A research instrument is a tool used to collect, measure, and analyze data related to your subject. Getting Started Already know the full name of the instrument you're looking for?

Start here! This process involves three concrete steps: It is common that sources will not provide the full instrument, but they will provide a citation with the publisher.