Student-Teacher Relationship Scale - Short Form

Description:

The STRS is a teacher-report instrument designed for teachers of children between the ages of 3 and 12 that measures a teacher’s perception of conflict, closeness and dependency with a specific child. (author abstract)

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Instruments

Author(s):

Pianta Robert C.

Publisher(s):

Psychological Assessment Resources

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