NEO-PI-R and NEO-PI-3 (PPM and NPM
scales), 18 /C019
Neosexism Scale (NS), 702 /C0704
Neuroscientific measures of empathy,
276/C0283
Electroencephalogram (EEG), 281 /C0283
Event Related Potentials (ERPs), 281 /C0283
Facial Electromyography (EMG), 280 /C0281
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
(fMRI), 278 /C0280
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI),
277/C0278
New Age Orientation Scale (NAOS),
556/C0557
Non-cognitive intelligences, 381
Non-organizational religious activity
(NORA), 544
Nonsexual Experience Seeking Scale (NSES),
353
Nonverbal Personality Questionnaire (NPQ),
763, 769 /C0770
‘Normal’ personality and moral personality,
521/C0526
Moral Foundations Questionnaire (MFQ),
524/C0526
Values in Action Questionnaire (VIA), 507,
521/C0524
Novaco Anger Scale and Provocation
Inventory (NAS-PI), 84 /C087
Novelty Seeking (NS), 372
Novelty Seeking Scale (NSS) /C0(from TCI-R),
372/C0374
O
Observation Alexithymia Scale (OAS), 230,
235/C0237
Observation scales, 232 /C0239
California Q-set Alexithymia Prototype
(CAQ-AP), 233 /C0234
Modified Beth Israel Questionnaire (M-
BIQ), 232 /C0233
Observation Alexithymia Scale (OAS),
235/C0237
Toronto Structured Interview for
Alexithymia (TSIA), 237 /C0239
Occupational psychology, 5
Online performance based measures,
176/C0183
Future Life Events Scale (FLES), 176 /C0183
Proverbs Matching Test (PMT), 176, 180 b
Optimal Level of Arousal (OLA) theory,
354/C0355
‘Optimal level of novelty’, 355
Optimal Level of Stimulation (OLS) theory,
355
Optimism, defined, 49, 64, 68Optimism, domain-specific measures of
Cancer Patient Optimism Scale (CPOS),
68/C069
HIV Treatment Optimism Scale (HIV-
TOS), 69 /C071
Optimism, global measures of
Generalized Expectancy for Success Scale
(GESS-R), 64 /C065
Life Orientation Test (LOT/LOT-R), 62 /C064Positive and Negative Expectancy
Questionnaire (PANEQ), 67 /C068
for Assessment of Personal Optimism
and Social Optimism /C0Extended
(POSO-E), 66 /C067
Organizational religious activity (ORA), 544
Other-oriented perfectionism, 601, 603
Outgroups, measuring attitudes towards,
674
Feeling Thermometer (FT), 674 /C0676
General Evaluation Scale (GES), 676 /C0679
Overcontrolled Hostility Scale (O-H Scale),
75
Over-reporting, measures of, 30 /C034
MMPI F Scales, 30 /C032
Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI),
32/C034
Oxytocin, 487 /C0488
P
Parasympathetic nervous system (PSNS),
assessing, 488
Paulhus Deception Scales. SeeBalanced
Inventory of Desirable Responding /C0
7 (BIDR-7) scales
Pearson, 3Pense ´ope´ratoire, 227
Perceived Life Satisfaction Scale (PLSS),
122/C0124
Perceived Quality of Academic Life scale
(PQAL), 113
Perfectionism, measures of, 595
Almost Perfect Scale—Revised (APS-R),
605/C0608
Frost Multidimensional Perfectionism
Scale (FMPS), 596 /C0600
future research directions, 614 /C0615
Hewitt and Flett Multidimensional
Perfectionism Scale (HFMPS),
601/C0605
parental criticism, 598parental expectation, 597
Perfectionism Cognitions Inventory (PCI),
608/C0611
Perfectionistic Self-Presentation Scale
(PSPS), 611 /C0614
Perfectionism Cognitions Inventory (PCI),
608/C0611
Perfectionistic Self-Presentation Scale (PSPS),
611/C0614
Peripheral Physiological Measures, 488 /C0489
Personal intelligence, 381Personal Wellbeing Index (PWI), 111 /C0112
Personality across cultures, measures of, 752,
757t
bias and equivalence, 753 /C0754
emic/C0etic/universal /C0culture-specific,
752/C0753
equivalence, types of, 754 /C0756
Five-Factor Model (FFM), 752 /C0753
future research directions, 770 /C0772
inventories based on theoretical models,
756/C0762, 766 /C0770
Big Five Inventory (BFI), 766
Big Five Questionnaire (BFQ), 767Eysenck Personality Questionnaire
(EPQ-R), 768 /C0769
Five-Factor Personality Inventory (FFPI),
767
HEXACO Personality Inventory
(HEXACO-PI), 769
Myers/C0Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI),
769
NEO Five Factor Inventory (NEO-FFI),
767/C0768
NEO Personality Inventory, Revised
(NEO-PI-R), 768
Nonverbal Personality Questionnaire
(NPQ), 769 /C0770
Personality Research Form (PRF), 770
inventories derived empirically, 756,
763/C0766
California Psychological Inventory
(CPI), 764
Comrey Personality Scales (CPS), 765Jackson Personality Inventory (JPI), 765
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality
Inventory, 2nd Edition (MMPI-2), 765
Multidimensional Personality
Questionnaire (MPQ), 766
Sixteen Personality Factor
Questionnaire, 5th Edition (16PF-5),763/C0764
sources of bias, 754
translations and adaptations, 753
Personality and social psychological
assessment, key themes in, 6 /C07
Personality assessment, systematic
frameworks for, 5 /C06
Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI),
32/C034
Personality Evaluation Inventory (PEI),
160/C0163
Personality Research Form (PRF) scales, 23,
202, 763, 770
Personality Research Form E /C0Desirability
Scale (PRF Desirability), 25 /C026
Pet Attachment Questionnaire (PAQ),
436/C0438, 438 b
Pettigrew’s scale, 665Picture Story Stimuli (PSS), 274 /C0275
Picture Viewing Paradigms (PVP), 271 /C0273
PISA (Programme for International Student
Assessment), 160
Portrait Values Questionnaire (PVQ), 507,
518/C0520
Positive and Negative Affect Schedule /C0
Expanded Form (PANAS-X), 192,198/C0200
Positive and Negative Expectancy
Questionnaire (PANEQ), 67 /C068
for Assessment of Personal Optimism
and Social Optimism /C0Extended
(POSO-E), 66 /C067
Positive and Negative Intergroup Contact,
660/C0661
Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale, 117
Positive Impression Management (PIM),
32/C033
Positive perfectionism, 595 /C0596806 SUBJECT INDEX