Self Concept-Self Report Scale (SC-SR)

Self Concept-Self Report Scale (SC-SR)

CategoryDetails
Alternate Test NamesInferred Self Concept-Self Report Scale
AcronymsSC-SR
DescriptionThe Self Concept-Self Report Scale (SC-SR), developed by Combs, Soper, and Courson in 1963, is a tool designed to assess a child’s self-concept based on self-reports. The measure includes 18 pairs of positive and negative statements about the self, rated on a 5-point scale. This instrument helps infer a child’s self-concept through structured responses.
AuthorCombs, Arthur W.; Soper, Daniel W.; Courson, Clifford C.
AffiliationUniversity of Florida
PurposeTo record inferences about a child’s self-reported self-concept.
ConstructSelf-Concept
Instrument TypeRating Scale
FormatUtilizes a 5-point scale to rate 18 pairs of positive and negative self-statements.
Administration MethodPaper
Test Items AvailableYes
Number of Items18 pairs of statements (positive and negative).
ReliabilityNo reliability indicated.
ValidityNo validity indicated.
Factor AnalysisNo factor analysis indicated.
Classification7200 Personality
Age GroupChildhood (birth–12 years); Adolescence (13–17 years).
Population GroupHuman
Population DetailsSample: 6th Grade Students; Location: United States.
KeywordsSelf Concept-Self Report Scale; Test Development.
Index TermsPersonality Measures; Rating Scales; Self-Concept; Self-Report; Test Construction.
ReferenceCombs, A. W., Soper, D. W., & Courson, C. C. (1963). The measurement of self concept and self report. Educational and Psychological Measurement, 23(3), 493–500.

Items of

Self Concept-Self Report Scale (SC-SR)

1. People like to have me around. . . . People don’t care if I’m there or not.
2. I feel sad a lot. . . . I feel happy most of the time.
3. People don’t like me very well. . . . People usually like me.
4. I look pretty good. . . . I don’t like my looks.
5. I usually feel bad, get tired quickly. . . . I usually feel good have lots of energy.
6. Teachers like me pretty well. . . . Teachers don’t like me much.
7. Mostly I feel sure of myself. . . . I’m not very sure of myself.
8. Kids don’t like me much. . . . Kids like me pretty well.
9. I feel worthwhile. . . . I don’t amount to much.
10. Things are often too much for me to deal with. . . . I can handle things pretty well.
11. I don’t think I’m brave. . . . I think I’m a brave person.
12. I’m doing very badly in school. . . . I’m doing okay in school.
13. I don’t think I’m smart. . . . I think I am pretty smart.
14. I’m really a nice person. . . . I’m not a nice person.
15. Most school work is fun. . . . School work is not much fun.
16. I’m not much good at sports and games. . . . I’m good at sports and games.
17. People think I’m important. . . . People don’t think I’m very important.
18. It’s fun being me. . . . I wish I were somebody else.

Note . Responses were arranged on a 5-point scale.

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Mohammed looti (2026). Self Concept-Self Report Scale (SC-SR). PSYCHOLOGICAL SCALES. Retrieved from https://scales.arabpsychology.com/s/self-concept-self-report-scale-sc-sr/

Mohammed looti. "Self Concept-Self Report Scale (SC-SR)." PSYCHOLOGICAL SCALES, 4 Apr. 2026, https://scales.arabpsychology.com/s/self-concept-self-report-scale-sc-sr/.

Mohammed looti. "Self Concept-Self Report Scale (SC-SR)." PSYCHOLOGICAL SCALES, 2026. https://scales.arabpsychology.com/s/self-concept-self-report-scale-sc-sr/.

Mohammed looti (2026) 'Self Concept-Self Report Scale (SC-SR)', PSYCHOLOGICAL SCALES. Available at: https://scales.arabpsychology.com/s/self-concept-self-report-scale-sc-sr/.

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