Self-report inventory tests are psychological assessments that require individuals to answer questions about themselves, typically using a questionnaire format. These tests aim to measure various aspects of an individual's personality, attitudes, behaviors, or mental health.
Standards or guidelines used to compare an individual's test scores with those of a larger group. Norms help determine if someone's responses are above average, below average, or typical.
Refers to the consistency and stability of measurements obtained from self-report inventory tests over time. Reliable tests produce similar results when administered multiple times.
The extent to which a self-report inventory test measures what it intends to measure. A valid test accurately assesses the specific construct it claims to evaluate.