BehaviourEducationFamily ServicesSupport ServicesToolsYouthCritical Thinking
Author(s): Mincemoyer, C., Perkins, D. F., & Munyua, C.; Penn State University
Collection Method: Self-reported questionnaire
Scoring Method: Uses a scale with the following ratings: (1) Never; (2) Rarely; (3) Somewhat; (4) Often; (5) Always. Scores can be summed up with higher scores indicating higher degree of critical thinking.
Number of questions: 20
Price: Free
Key Points:
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- Suitable for ages 12-18, the tool measures young people’s degree of critical thinking when making decisions
- Suitable for programs working with youth with behavioural problems and impulse control
This tool was created by a group of researchers from Penn State University, and is typically free to use for not-for-profit organizations.