The Adjustment Inventory

The Adjustment Inventory is a psychological tool designed to assess adjustment levels in individuals aged 15-21 across five key areas. The inventory consists of 50 items presented in a yes/no format and is available in both Hindi and English, ensuring accessibility for a diverse population. The inventory has been developed with high reliability and validity for use in educational and clinical settings.

Five Important Areas Measured by the Adjustment Inventory:

1. Home Adjustment: Assesses the individual’s ability to adapt to family dynamics, household environment, and relationships with family members.

2. Educational Adjustment: Measures how well the individual adjusts to academic demands, school environment, and relationships with teachers and peers.

3. Social Adjustment: Evaluates the ability to interact and build relationships with others outside the family, including friends and community members.
4. Emotional Adjustment: Assesses how well the individual manages emotional responses, including stress, anxiety, and coping mechanisms in various situations.
5. Health Adjustment: Focuses on the individual’s physical well-being, including their approach to health management, illness, and overall physical fitness.

This inventory helps identify areas where individuals may need support, contributing to better mental health and well-being interventions for adolescents and young adults.