Knowledge and Attitudes to Mental Health Scales (KAMHS) [
The KAMHS measure is a questionnaire designed for children and adolescents aged 11–16 years measuring mental health literacy over six domains: (1) Knowledge, (2) Good mental health behaviours, (3) (Lack of) Stigma to others, (4) (Lack of) Self-stigma, (5) (Lack of) Avoidant coping, and (6) Help-seeking behaviours. Scales 3–5 were called “lack of” so that higher scores on all sub-scales are indicative of higher mental health literacy. The KAMHS also contains a social desirability scale to measure and control for positive impression management. Participants were asked to respond to statements on a five-point Likert scale (strongly agree, agree, don’t know, disagree, strongly disagree) with higher scores indicating higher mental health literacy (e.g., greater knowledge, less stigma, greater intentions to seek help, etc.). The KAMHS has been shown to have good psychometric properties [