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Assessment Scales

Psychometrically validated measures, freely available for research and clinical use, each with full documentation: items, scoring, reliability, validity, factor structure, and open-science links. Please cite the original validation study when using a measure.

Two-Dimensional Machiavellianism Scale

Two-Dimensional Machiavellianism Scale

TDMS

A 12-item balanced instrument measuring Machiavellianism across two robust, distinct dimensions: cynical worldviews and immoral interpersonal tactics.

Items:
12
α:
0.80–0.86
Norms:
yes
Dimensional personality Psychometrics
Expression Regulation Scale

Expression Regulation Scale

ERS

A 24-item instrument measuring expressive norms (display rules) across three emotion domains (affiliative, vulnerable, and disruptive), indexing the degree of suppression through amplification, and designed to be administered across social situations.

Items:
24
Norms:
yes
Emotion Psychometrics
Bodily Sensations Response Scale

Bodily Sensations Response Scale

BSRS

A 27-item instrument measuring people's psychological (cognitive, emotional, and behavioral) responses to everyday bodily sensations across two dimensions: defeat and acceptance.

Items:
27
α:
0.85
Norms:
yes
Clinical assessment Interoception Psychometrics
Two-Dimensional Machiavellianism Scale - Short Form

Two-Dimensional Machiavellianism Scale - Short Form

TDMS-SF

An ultra-brief 6-item variant optimized using Item Response Theory for large-scale, population-based surveys where testing time is strictly limited.

Items:
6
α:
0.69–0.78
Norms:
yes
Dimensional personality Psychometrics Methods & open tools
Brief Solastalgia Scale

Brief Solastalgia Scale

BSS

A 5-item unidimensional short form measuring solastalgia (the distress caused by degradation and loss of one's home environment), revised from the 9-item Environmental Distress Scale solastalgia subscale.

Items:
5
α:
0.88–0.91
Environmental psychology Clinical assessment Psychometrics

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