The library offers many resources you can use to search for this type of information. They are as follows:

• Search PsycINFO (use the Test & Measures search field if you know the title of the test)
  
• Search indexes available in the library's reference print collection: the Mental Measurements Yearbook (REF BF 431 M549), Tests in Print (REF Z 5814.E9 T342), Van Riezen, Comparative evaluation of rating scales in clinical psychopharmacology (REF WM 141 V217c 1988), Spreen, A compendium of neuropsychological tests (REF WL 141 S768c 1998)
• Search PubMed or CINAHL by subject or name of test/rating scale.
• Search the Health and Psychosocial Instruments (HAPI) database. If you need assistance with HAPI, please contact us.

In addition to information about obtaining tests, it is also possible to find summaries of a test, articles about a test, and sometimes the test itself reprinted in other publications. The American Psychological Association's FAQ: Finding Information About Psychological Tests may also be useful. However, the library cannot obtain working copies of tests to administer in research with subjects. Usually, such materials must be purchased from the publisher or obtained directly from the creator(s).

Please keep in mind copyright regulations when using these resources. More information about these regulations can be found on the Copyright Resources at Weill Cornell page.