Attitude Tests

Attitude tests are assessments designed to measure an individual’s attitudes, beliefs, opinions, and evaluations regarding various topics, objects, or situations. These tests aim to provide insights into an individual’s preferences, biases, and overall disposition towards specific concepts or ideas.

The primary objective of attitude tests is to assess the cognitive, affective, and behavioral components of attitudes. They explore the thoughts, emotions, and behavioral tendencies associated with an individual’s stance on a particular subject matter.

Attitude tests cover a wide range of domains, including social issues, political ideologies, consumer preferences, interpersonal relationships, career choices, and more. These assessments help researchers, marketers, psychologists, and other professionals gain a deeper understanding of individuals’ attitudes and how they may influence their decisions and behaviors.

Attitude tests typically consist of statements or questions that individuals respond to using Likert scales or other rating systems. The responses allow for quantification and analysis of attitudes, facilitating comparisons between different groups or individuals.

In research settings, attitude tests are valuable tools for studying public opinion, conducting market research, examining social attitudes, and investigating factors that shape individual and group behaviors. They help identify trends, patterns, and correlations between attitudes and variables of interest.

In applied settings, such as organizational psychology or advertising, attitude tests assist in understanding employee attitudes, customer preferences, or target audience perceptions. This knowledge enables professionals to tailor interventions, develop effective communication strategies, or design products and services that align with individuals’ attitudes and preferences.

It is important to note that attitude tests should be designed and interpreted with caution, as attitudes can be complex and multidimensional. Test results should be considered in conjunction with other relevant information and should not be used as the sole basis for making decisions or judgments about individuals.

List of Attitude Tests (Indian)

S.NoTitle of the TestAuthor(s)
01Teacher Attitude Inventory (TAI)S.P. Ahluwalia
02The Indian Caste Stereotype Check-list (Hindi)Sheo Nath Singh
03The Indian Caste -Prejudice Scale (ICPS)( (Hindi)Sheo Nath Singh
04Mohsin C- ScaleS.M. Mohsin
05Mohsin N. Scales Form A & B (Hindi)S.M. Mohsin
06Mohsin N. Likert Scale (Hindi)S.M. Mohsin
07Mohsin N. Thurstone Scale (Hindi)S.M. Mohsin
08Teacher Attitude Inventory (English/Hindi)S.P. Ahluwalia
09Sex Behavioural Attitude Inventory (Hindi)Yashvir Singh
10The Modernization Scale (Hindi & English)R.S. Singh
11Attitude Scale Towards Family Planning (Hindi)M.A. Hakim
12Science Attitude Scale (Hindi)Avinash Grewal
13Sex Behaviour Attitude Inventory (Hindi)Y. Singh
14Religiosity Scale (Hindi)L.I. Bhushan
15Rao’s School Attitude InventoryD. Gopal Rao
16Radical-Conservative Attitude Scale (Hindi)L. N. Dubey
17Attitude Scale for Physical Education (Hindi)G.P. Thakur & Manju Thakur
18Scale for Measurement of Attitude Towards Internal EvaluationB.A. Parikh
19Measurement of Attitude towards NCC ActivitiesB.A. Parikh
20Attitude Scale for Locating Pro and
Anti-Management
K.D. Kapoor
21Attitude Scale for Locating Pro & Anti- Management (Hindi)K.D. Kapoor
22Sodhi Attitude Scales for Measuring Attitudes of Hr. Sec./H.S. StudentsT.S. Sodhi
23Attitude Scale of ReligionR.K. Tandon &
B.K. Tandon
24Parental Attitude Research Instrument (Indian Adaptation)Uma Saxena
25Parental Attitude Research Instrument (Mother Form) (Hindi) Indian adaptationUma Saxena
26Perceived Parental Perception
Inventory (Gujarati)
Kumkum K. Bhatt
27Family Planning Attitude InventoryM.B. Paliwal
28Hamarey Dristicona (Attitude Scale) (Hindi)N.S. Chauhan
29Attitude Scale Towards Teaching ProfessionB.K. Srivastava
30Marriage Attitude ScalePramod Kumar
31Caste Stereotypes Test (English/Hindi)Roma Pal
32Intergeneration Conflict ScaleRoma Pal
33A Battery of Modernization Scale
(English & Hindi)
Roma Pal & Radha Pandey
34A Battery of Test for Measuring Social Change (English & Hindi)Rama Tiwari Radha Pandey & Roma Pal
35Teacher Attitude Scale (English)J.C. Goyal
36Attitude Scale Towards Education (Hindi)S.L. Chopra
37Indian Caste Prejudice Scale (Hindi)Sheo Nath Singh &
Ram Naresh Prasad
38Attitude Towards Communication JobO.S. Rathore
39Study Habits & Attitudes (Hindi)M.C. Joshi & J. Pandey
40Personal Value QuestionnaireG.P. Sherry
41Redicalism-Conservatism QuestionnaireV.K. Mittal
42A Scale for Measuring Attitude
Towards Educational Administration
T.R. Sharma
43Social Conformity ScaleT.S. Dhapola &
S.N. Singh
44Questionnaire for Drivers and Conductors (Hindi/Urdu)Aligarh University, Aligarh
45R.C.E.B. Tools for Secondary Class Students: Attitude Towards StudiesS.P. Anand
46Attitude Scale towards Small Family & Population Education (ASSFPE)T.S. Sodhi & Guru Dev Sharma
47Career & Family Values ScaleSadhna Tanwar
48A.P.R.C. Comprehensive Attitude ScaleKulvinder Singh
49Attitude Scale toward ReligionSandhya Sharma
50Family Planning Attitude ScaleD.N. Sharma
51Equality of Women Attitude ScaleRama Tiwari
52Secular Attitude ScaleAnshu Mehra
53Religious Attitude ScaleRajamanickam
54Secular Attitude ScaleAnshu Mehra & Drgananda Sinha
55Sexual Attitude ScaleA. Abraham
56Attitude Towards Androgynization of Roles ScalesAbha Rani Bisht
57Measures of Approving ParentsN.K. Tripathi
58Attitude Scale towards Family PlanningM.A. Hakim & Y. Singh
59Secular Attitude Scale (Hindi)A. Mehra & D. Sinha
60Sex Behaviour Attitude Inventory (Hindi)Y. Singh
61Sex Myth Checklist (Hindi)P. Kumar
62Sex Differentiation Roles Adjectives (Hindi)A.R. Bisht
63Religiosity ScaleL.I. Bhusan
64Attitude Scale Towards Family Planning and Population EducationT.S. Sodhi & Guru Dev Sharma
65Family Planning and Birth Control Attitude ScaleM. Rajamanickam
66Sexual Attitude ScaleAmit Abraham
67Science Attitude ScaleA. Grewal
68Attitude Scale towards EducationS. L. Chopar
69Dowry Attitude ScaleR.R. Sharma
70Coulter’s Rigidity ScaleI.S. Muhar & P. Bhatia
71The Modernization ScaleRaghavendra S. Singh,
A.N. Tripathi, Ramjee Lal
72Dimensions of Rigidity ScaleN.K. Chadha
73Comprehensive Modernization InventoryS.P. Ahluwalia
74Opinionnaire Towards DivorceP.S.N. Tiwari
75Reactionism Radicalism ScaleM. Rajamanickam
76Religious Attitude ScaleM. Rajamanickam
77Optimistic Pessimistic Attitude ScaleD.S. Parasar
78Marriage Attitude ScalePramod Kumar
79Test of Study Habits and AttitudeC.P.Mathur
80Parental Attitude Scale Towards Pre- School EducationS.Venkatesan
81Attitude Scale Towards ReligionR.K.Kohli
82Attitude Scale Towards EducationS.L.Chopra
83Science Attitude ScaleA.Grewal
84Long Employee Attitude ScaleH.C.Ganguli
85Study of Caste Prejudice (Hindi)Trilok Singh Dhipola
86Social Perception (Hindi)Bina Srivastava
87Attitude Scale Towards Home and FamilyR.K.Saraswat
88Fundamental Rights Attitude Scale (FRAS) (Hindi)Kamla Kant Tiwari
89Person Perception Study of Primacy Effect (Hindi)Bina Srivastava
90Teacher’s Attitude Scale Towards Teaching and Teacher Student RelationshipArti Anand Harbam Singh
Attitude tests offer a valuable means of quantifying and understanding individuals’ attitudes, beliefs, and evaluations. By providing a standardized measurement of attitudes, these tests contribute to research, marketing, and various fields where attitudes play a significant role in decision-making and behavior.