Adolescents' Adjustment Scale (AAS)
Age Range
14Y – 18Y
Credits
75
Mode
Online
About this assessment
Measures how adolescents handle personal demands (individual adjustment) while developing strong relationships with family, peers, and society (societal adjustment). Good adjustment suggests maturity, resilience, and healthy coping.
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