To date, psychodiagnostics is involved in solving a wide range of problems

Topic 11. Psychodiagnostics of interpersonal relationships
Assessment of the level of sociability V.F. Ryakhovsky.
1. Methods and techniques for diagnosing interpersonal and dyadic relationships
Self-actualization test (SAT) (2 main and 12 additional
scales).
Personality Self-Actualization Questionnaire (SAMOAL) (11 scales).
Questionnaire of interpersonal relationships by W. Schutz to determine orientations in
interpersonal relationships, which are expressed in the desire or avoidance: (1) get involved
in contact, (2) establish control and influence interpersonal relationships, (3) be emotionally
attached and love.
Morphological test of life values V.F. Sopova and L.V. Karpushina to assess the life
values of a person in various areas of life and determine their orientation.
2. Methods and techniques for diagnosing parent-child relationships
Fitness questionnaire H.M. Bell to assess the vital fitness of a person (adaptability to
the family, to diseases, to
Personality self-actualization and the problem of its measurement. A. Maslow's concept
of self-actualizing personality. Questionnaire of personal orientations by E. Shostrom (POI)
and its domestic adaptations.
3. Methods and techniques for diagnosing family and marital relations
Milk's communicative competence questionnaire to determine the abilities for self-
presentation, the ability to convince, demonstrative
Questionnaire of terminal values I.G. Senina for diagnostics 8
life goals (terminal values) and the significance of 5 life spheres.
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"Parents through the eyes of a teenager" (ADOR) (5 scales).
E. Klessmann's "Three Trees" test to study the child's intra-family relations,
determine the child's place in the family, his sense of self in the family system, his
significant connections and the level of symbiotic
interpersonal relationships.
attachment of the child to the mother.
The G. Phillipson Object Relations Test and the Family System Test (FAST) by T.
Gering and I. Viller to study object relations in parental and marital families, measure
the degree of closeness and assess the hierarchy of relationships between family
members.