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Anger Regulation and Expression Scale

Anger Regulation and Expression Scale

ARES
  • Raymond Digiuseppe
  • Raymond Chip Tafrate
Assess the expression and regulation of anger in youth
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    • ARES Response Forms (pkg 25)
      ARES08DM Qualification Level B

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      A103000305598 Qualification Level B

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    Overview

    Publication date:
    2010

    Age range:
    10–17 years

    Qualification level:
    B

    Qualification Level

     

    Level A

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    Level B

    This approval level enables you to buy our assessments requiring A or B qualification levels.

    Level C

    This approval level enables you to buy all our assessments.

    Scoring options:
    Scoring software, hand-scoring

    Administration Format:
    Paper-and-pencil

    Product Details

    The Anger Regulation and Expression Scale (ARES) is a comprehensive, self-report assessment of the expression and regulation of anger in youth. Derived from the Anger Disorder Scales (ADS), the ARES has been designed specifically for children and adolescents aged 10 to 17 years, and can be used in educational, clinical, and correctional settings.

    The ARES was designed to be clinically relevant in identifying specific patterns of feelings, behaviour, and thinking that can be addressed in intervention programs. Results from the ARES provide both a general overview and an in-depth insight into the psychological and behavioural aspects of anger, all of which may be used to highlight important problem areas and inform appropriate interventions.

    The ARES assesses tendencies towards inward and outward expressions of anger along with the range and duration of anger experiences. It includes a full-length version and a short version (ARES[S]). The full-length ARES version provides a comprehensive anger profile, and consists of 75 items which yield 25 scores that assess aspects of anger that contribute to poor functioning and maladjustment. The ARES[S], consisting of 17 items, provides information across three major domains of anger and is an effective screening tool for identifying youth with problematic anger reactions.

    Scales & Forms

    Internalized Anger

    • Arousal
    • Psychological Arousal
    • Cognitive Arousal
    • Rejection
    • Anger-In
    • Bitterness
    • Resentment
    • Suspiciousness

    Externalized Anger

    • Overt Aggression
    • Physical Aggression
    • Verbal Aggression
    • Covert Aggression
    • Revenge
    • Bullying
    • Impulsivity
    • Subversion
    • Relational Aggression
    • Passive Aggression

    Extent of Anger

    • Scope of Triggers
    • Problem Duration
    • Episode Duration