Questionnaires and research tools
Research tools and questionnaires play a vital role in academic and professional research
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XResearch tools and questionnaires play a vital role in academic and professional research
Database of psychological tests and measures designed for use with social and behavioral science research.
Health Psychology Research (HPR) Ltd. is a company founded in 2003 by Professor Clare Bradley to manage the licensing of questionnaires she developed at Royal Holloway, University of London. The company licenses these questionnaires for use in clinical trials, research studies, and clinical practice. HPR also handles linguistic validation of the questionnaires for international use and develops new instruments.
Mental health professionals employ various psychological assessment instruments for multiple purposes in their practice. These include screening for mental health conditions, making formal diagnoses, assessing symptom severity changes, and monitoring client outcomes during therapy. Screening tools, often in the form of brief questionnaires, provide quick, indicative results that may lead to more definitive testing. Diagnostic measures, including semi-structured interviews and validated questionnaires, assist clinicians in formally diagnosing mental health conditions, with items often closely aligned to diagnostic manual criteria.