The<unk>  (Ho) is a standard in psychology designed to measure an individual's personality and temperament, specifically degrees of<unk> . Initially developed as a scale for the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI), scores from the<unk>  scale represent the individual's disposition towards cynicism and chronic hate. Scores from the scale have been used by studies as a predictor of the measured individual's risk of developing certain health problems as well as the success of their interpersonal relationships. Published by Walter W.<unk>  and Donald M.<unk>  in 1954, the scale has found extensive applications in defining<unk>  and aggression as a potential factor contributing to health and mortality. The scale's validity and reliability as a diagnosis, however, is still considered with a certain degree of controversy.
Cook-Medley hostility scale
Athens insomnia scale
Spence Children's Anxiety Scale
Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression
Quality of Life in Depression Scale
Holmes and Rahe stress scale
Kentucky Inventory of Mindfulness Skills
Oxford–Liverpool Inventory of Feelings and Experiences