Kempe Family Stress Inventory

Resource Type:

Instruments

Author(s):

Kempe Ruth S.; Kempe C. Henry

Publisher(s):

Harvard University Press

Editor(s):

Bruner Jerome; Lloyd Barbara; Cole Michael

Date Issued:

1978

Alternative Title:

KFSI; Kemp Family Stress Assessment; KFSA

Source:

In J. Bruner, M. Cole, & B. Lloyd (Eds.). Child abuse. Harvard University Press.

Note:

The 10-item instrument itself is not copyrighted; however, rating scales for the interview have been developed and copyrighted by both the Hawaii Family Support Center (formerly the Hawaii Family Stress Center) and the Kempe Center in Colorado.

Topics:

10. Research & Evaluation Methods > 10.3. Measures

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