The scale measures two dimensions: perceived stigma, or the perception of social censure of homosexuality; and enacted stigma, the direct experience of homophobia.
The pre-colposcopy questionnaire (A2) included the short form of the Spielberger state trait anxiety inventory, which measures anticipatory anxiety (Marteau and Bekker, 1992), and Eysenck's short questionnaire, which measures two dimensions of personality (extraversion introversion, neuroticism stability; EPQ; Eysenck, 1958).
The questionnaire, which is known by its trademark, MBTI, and is registered to Consulting Psychologists Press in Palo Alto, Calif., measures four dimensions or "scales" of personality: extroverted or introverted, sensing or intuiting, thinking or feeling and judging or perceiving.
It measures eight dimensions and is widely used.
It measures three dimensions of burnout, namely, emotional exhaustion, cynicism, and academic inefficacy.
the Four-Dimensional Symptom Questionnaire (4DSQ) measures four dimensions of common psychopathology: distress, depression, anxiety and somatization.
The 25-item instrument measures four dimensions of web quality: specific content, content quality, appearance and technical adequacy.
It measures eight dimensions (bodily pain, physical function, social function, role limitations because of physical problems, role limitations because of emotional problems, mental health, vitality, general health perceptions).
It measures six dimensions hierarchically organized Global Self-Esteem (GSE), Physical Self-Worth (PSW), Physical Condition (PC), Sport Competence (SC), Attractive Body (AB), Physical Strength (PS).
To reach this conclusion, the researchers examined two already-existing Twitter "mood tracking tools": OpinionFinder, which measures positive versus negative mood, and Google-Profile of Mood States, which measures "six dimensions" of mood: alert, sure, vital, kind, happy and calm.
The instrument assesses and measures eight dimensions of quality of life.
