Score Integrity
Items, response options, scoring rules, and report formats must follow source-defined instrument materials. The product must not modify them.
Coping Resources Inventory (CRI)
Coping Resources Inventory (CRI) is a standardized self-report coping-resource assessment for counselors and practitioners. It helps assess a client's cognitive, social, emotional, spiritual or philosophical, and physical coping resources for planning or evaluation contexts when source-defined administration and scoring materials are available.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Five Domains
The supported domains are cognitive, social, emotional, spiritual/philosophical, and physical coping resources.
Partial Administrations
Partial responses can be resumed, but final scoring is blocked or handled only according to source-defined rules.
Can the demo show real CRI items?
Only if source-defined item materials are available. The public demo should not invent item text or response options.
Does the tool create custom coping scores?
No. Scores and reports must follow the CRI's source-defined scoring and interpretation rules.
Can it support group reports?
Yes, where the instrument supports group reporting and the report rules are available.
What is saved if scoring rules are unavailable?
The CRI tool and selected administration/report context are saved; fictional responses and placeholder scores are not saved as client data.