Do a keyword search in ETS Test Link, then look up the citation under "source" in Tripod.
PsycINFO
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Do a literature search in PsycINFO and look under the Test and measure field in an article record to see what was used in the study. Then follow the steps for finding a KNOWN test (below).
Includes PsycARTICLES journals.
Tripod
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Browse a reference book or website that contains tests on a particular subject (see the "select books and websites with tests" section of this guide).
Finding a Known Instrument
If you have the name of an instrument in mind (perhaps one you found in an empirical research study):
PsycTESTS
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Search by Test Name. Most records in PsycTESTS contain a PDF of the test.
Health & Psychosocial Instruments (HaPI)
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Search by Title and limit your results to primary sources. If you find an article that uses the test, click the Find It button to search for the full-text of that article.
Search by Title for a citation or publisher for the test. Then search Tripod for the journal or book that might contain the test. If the TestLink record lists a corporate address, it is a commercial test.
Tripod
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Search for the name of a test as a keyword in the Books & More tab.
Describes the differences between published (commercial) and unpublished tests, and gives specific hints on which reference tool might be most useful for your need; also provides advice on identifying and obtaining tests