Anger Regulation and Expression Scale [ARES]
Assesses tendencies towards inward and outward expressions of anger
Reading Level: For youth aged 10-17 years
Administration and Scoring: Self-report – Paper-and-Pencil; Online (via MHS Online Assessment Center)
Length: Short:5 minutes; Long:15 minutes
Author: Raymond DiGiuseppe, PhD and Raymond Chiop Tafrate, PhD
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ARES Online Report (each)
ARES Short Online Report (each)
The Anger Regulation and Expression Scale (ARES) is a comprehensive, self-report measure of angry thoughts, emotions and behaviours in youth aged 10 to 17 years. Derived from the Anger Disorder Scales (ADS), the ARES assesses tendencies towards inward and outward expression of anger, along with the range and duration of anger experiences.
Numerous scales explore different forms of aggression including indirect aggression, bullying, and revenge. Results from the ARES provide both a general overview and an in-depth insight of psychological and behavioural aspects of anger, all of which may be used to highlight important problem areas and inform appropriate interventions.
Scales
Internalised Anger
- Arousal – Psychological Arousal; Cognitive Arousal
- Rejection
- Anger-In
- Bitterness – Resentment; Suspiciousness
Externalised 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
Online administration in MHS Assessment Center + (MAC+)
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Why use the ARES online?
- Save time – fast, easy and accurate administration with automated scoring
- Assess and score from anywhere – enjoy the convenience of viewing reports from your home, office or anywhere with an online connection
- Improve efficiency and accuracy – when items are absent, prompts appear to ensure information is not missed
- User friendly – easy to use interface for practitioners and respondents
- Gain information easily – email a link to the form directly to the respondent
- Tailored organisation – data can be customized to how you work
- Benefit from significant cost savings – don’t purchase paper forms in bulk ever again
View the full list of assessments available in the MHS Online Assessment Center + here.
