Tool
RPC Measures Selector
At EIF, we have reviewed a selection of some of the most relevant and frequently used measures that can be used to assess need and impact relating to reducing harmful conflict between parents, supporting parent couple relationships, and improving outcomes for children as a result. By answering a few simple questions, you can use this tool to identify which of these measures are most likely to suit your requirements.
Please click on an individual measure at any time to download an in-depth report on its features and characteristics. For more information on all aspects of selecting and using measures in work to reduce parental conflict, please download our in-depth guide.
Key questions
This tool uses a series of five or six key questions to identify the measures that are most likely to suit your needs.
Are you interested in measuring...
Child outcomesorParent or couple relationship outcomes-
What outcomes are you looking to assess?
Internalising behaviours Externalising behaviours BothOutcomes? -
Do you require a free measure?
Yes Not necessarilyFree measure? -
Can you use a measure that needs to be scored or interpreted by a trained specialist?
Yes NoSpecialist user? -
Do you need a measure that can be used online?
Yes NoOnline? -
Based on your answers, the following measures are most likely to meet your requirements:
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What outcomes are you looking to assess?
Relationship quality Parental conflict CoparentingOutcomes? -
Who are the target group for the measure?
Target group? -
Do you require a free measure?
Yes Not necessarilyFree measure? -
Can you use a measure that needs to be scored or interpreted by a trained specialist?
Yes NoSpecialist user? -
Do you need a measure that can be used online?
Yes NoOnline? -
Based on your answers so far, the following measures are most likely to meet your requirements:
Child Behaviour Checklist (CBCL/6-18)
Psychometric Features
4/4
Implementation Features
1/4
In card set 4
Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ)
Psychometric Features
4/4
Implementation Features
4/4
In card set 3
Mood and Feelings Questionnaire (MFQ)
Psychometric Features
4/4
Implementation Features
4/4
In card set 3
Revised Child Anxiety and Depression Scale (RCADS)
Psychometric Features
3/4
Implementation Features
3/4
In card set 1
Screen for Child Anxiety Related Emotional Disorders (SCARED)
Psychometric Features
3/4
Implementation Features
3/4
In card set 2
Eyberg Child Behavior Inventory (ECBI)
Psychometric Features
3/4
Implementation Features
2/4
In card set 5
Parent Daily Report (PDR)
Psychometric Features
3/4*
Implementation Features
3/4
In card set 3
Couples Satisfaction Index (CSI-16)
Psychometric Features
2/4
Implementation Features
4/4
Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS-32)
Psychometric Features
3/4
Implementation Features
4/4
Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS-7)
Psychometric Features
3/4
Implementation Features
4/4
Golombok Rust Inventory of Marital State (GRIMS)
Psychometric Features
2/4
Implementation Features
4/4
Marital Adjustment Test (MAT)
Psychometric Features
3/4*
Implementation Features
4/4
Relationship Quality Index (RQI)
Psychometric Features
3/4
Implementation Features
3/4
Children's Perception of Interparental Conflict Scale (CPIC)
Psychometric Features
2/4
Implementation Features
3/4
O'Leary Porter Scale (OPS)
Psychometric Features
2/4
Implementation Features
4/4
Parenting Alliance Measure (PAM)
Psychometric Features
2/4
Implementation Features
3/4
Parent Problem Checklist (PPC)
Psychometric Features
2/4
Implementation Features
4/4
Quality of Co-parental Communication Scale (QCCS)
Psychometric Features
2/4
Implementation Features
3/4