For more information on using PsycTests see http://www.apa.org/pubs/databases/psyctests/index.aspx
Other ways to find instruments is when they are attached to aticles, dissertations and reports Here are some databases which regularly have instruments. Also, check the databases in your field for instruments attatched to publications.
Availability of psychological tests and measures depends on whether they are published or unpublished, as defined below:
Published tests are commercially available for purchase. These measurement instruments have established validity, reliablility and norms and typically come with test manuals and testing protocols. In many cases only qualified or professionally trained individuals can purchase copies.
Unpublished tests are found in the scholarly literature of psychology and have typically been developed by university researchers or other professionals, government agencies, or nonprofit organizations. Copies of these tests may sometimes be found as appendices to journal articles, dissertations, books and other research reports. While access to these tests is not restricted, ethical conduct requires that these tests should be used only with the permission of the instrument's author.
Comprehensive Handbook of Psychological Assessment
by
Michel Hersen (Editor-In-Chief)
Handbook of Multicultural Assessment
by
Lisa A. Suzuki (Editor); Joseph G. Ponterotto (Editor)
Measures for Clinical Practice and Research: A Sourcebook
by
Joel Fischer; Kevin Corcoran
New Psychological Tests and Testing Research
by
Lydia S. Boyar (Editor)
Personality tests and reviews II : a monograph consisting of the personality sections of the Seventh mental measurements yearbook (1972) and Tests in print II (1974)
by
edited by Oscar Krisen Buros.
Title Index for the Directory of Unpublished Experimental Mental Measures
by
Martin Jamison
