Self-Concept/Self-Esteem/Self-Perception Tests

Self-concept, self-esteem, and self-perception are important psychological constructs that relate to how individuals perceive and evaluate themselves. There are several tests and measures available to assess these constructs. Here are a few commonly used tests in this area:

  1. Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale: Developed by Morris Rosenberg, this self-report scale assesses global self-esteem. It consists of 10 items that measure an individual’s feelings of self-worth, self-acceptance, and self-confidence.
  2. Coopersmith Self-Esteem Inventory: This inventory, developed by Stanley Coopersmith, assesses self-esteem in children and adults. It includes separate versions for school-aged children and adults, with items focusing on self-worth, self-confidence, and satisfaction with oneself.
  3. Self-Perception Profile for Adults: This self-report questionnaire measures self-perceptions across several domains, including physical appearance, romantic appeal, academic competence, and social acceptance. It provides a profile of an individual’s self-perception across various areas.
  4. Tennessee Self-Concept Scale: This widely used scale measures an individual’s self-concept across multiple dimensions, including physical self, social self, and personal self. It assesses self-perceptions, self-worth, and self-confidence.
  5. Harter’s Self-Perception Profile for Children: Designed for children and adolescents, this self-report questionnaire measures self-perceptions across domains such as scholastic competence, social acceptance, athletic competence, and physical appearance.
  6. Multidimensional Self-Concept Scale: This scale assesses self-concept across multiple dimensions, including academic self-concept, social self-concept, and physical self-concept. It provides a comprehensive view of an individual’s self-perceptions in different areas.

These are just a few examples of tests used to assess self-concept, self-esteem, and self-perception. It’s important to note that the selection of an appropriate test depends on factors such as the target population (e.g., adults, children, specific demographic groups), the specific constructs being assessed, and the purpose of the assessment (e.g., research, clinical diagnosis, counseling).

When using these tests, it is recommended to follow standardized administration and scoring procedures, and interpretation should be done by professionals trained in psychometric assessment to ensure accurate and meaningful results.

List of Self-Concept/Self-Esteem/Self-Perception Tests (Indian)

S.NOTitle of the TestAuthor(s)
01Self Confidence Inventory (English)M. Basavanna
02Self Concept Scale for Children (Hindi)H. Singh &
S. Singh
03Swatva Bodh Parikshan (A test of Self concept)G.P. Sherry &
R.P. Verma
04Self-Concept ScaleM.R. Rastogi
05Self Esteem Inventory (Hindi)M.S. Prasad &
G.P. Thakur
06Mohsin Self-Concept InventoryS.M. Mohsin
07Self-Analysis Questionnaire (Gujarati)H. Badami &
C. Badami
08Self-Perception Inventory (GujaratiKusum K. Bhatt
09Self Concept ScaleN.K. Chaddha
10Personally Perceived Self Inventory (PPSI)Lalita Sharma
11Socially Perceived Self InventoryLalita Sharma
12Self Concept Questionnaire (English
& Hindi)
R.K. Saraswat
13Kakkar Self Acceptance InventoryS.B. Kakkar
14Self Confidence InventoryD.D. Pandey
15Self Concept ListPratibha Deo
16Locus of Control Scale for Primary children (English & Hindi)Roma Pal
17Locus of Control Scale (for Adolescents and Adults)Roma Pal
18Rotter’s Locus of Control ScaleAnand Kumar
19Don-Dinkmeyer’s Self-Concept ScaleGovind Tiwari and Rakesh Kumar
20Locus of ControlN. Hasnain and Joshi
21Scale Meaning Self Perception (SMSP)K.G. Agarwal
22Self Actualisation InventoryK.N. Sharma
23Self Perception Adjective ChecklistK.N. Sharma
24Self Control ScaleA.K. Singh & Alpana Sen
25Self Confidence InventoryRekha Agnihotry
26Self Disclosure Inventory (Adolescents)Virendra Sinha
27Self Disclosure Inventoryn (Adults)Virendra Sinha
28Battle’s Self Esteem Inventory for Children (SEIC)Anand Kumar
29Self Concept Rating ScaleR.K. Saraswat
30General Self Efficacy Scale (Hindi & English)Shonali Sud
31Self Confidence Inventory (English)M. Basavanna
Self-concept, self-esteem, and self-perception are important psychological constructs that relate to how individuals perceive and evaluate themselves.