Measure Transparency Registry
Every measure on the ImplicitifyAI platform is documented here with its provenance, validation status, scoring algorithm, and evidence tier. No black-box scoring.
The Measure Transparency Registry is a commitment to open psychometrics. Each entry documents: (1) the source publication and original validation sample; (2) the exact scoring algorithm implemented; (3) the normative reference used for standardization; (4) the evidence tier classification; and (5) any known limitations or population constraints.
Interpersonal Domain
| Measure | Source | Items | Scoring | Evidence Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IPC-32 | Markey & Markey (2009); items from the public-domain IPIP | 32 | Circumplex octant scores; angular displacement formula | Established |
| ECR-SF | Wei et al. (2007) | 12 | Anxiety subscale mean, Avoidance subscale mean | Established |
| CCRT | Luborsky (1977) | N/A (narrative) | Category coding; frequency counts for W, RO, RS | Established |
Self-Regulation Domain
| Measure | Source | Items | Scoring | Evidence Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DMQ-30 | IPIP items (Goldberg, 1999); four-factor defense-style framework | 30 | Mean scores for MAT / NEU / ACT / DIS (4 / 2 / 8 / 16 items) | Public-domain IPIP |
| ECR-SF | Wei et al. (2007) | 12 | Anxiety and Avoidance subscale means | Established |
| PSE | Smith (1992); McClelland et al. (1989) | 6 pictures | Motive imagery scoring: Achievement, Power, Affiliation | Established |
Psychopathology Domain
| Measure | Source | Items | Scoring | Evidence Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OCI-R | Foa et al. (2002) | 18 | Subscale sums; total score vs. published clinical cutoff | Established |
| SPQ | Raine (1991) | 74 | True/false binary; cognitive-perceptual, interpersonal, disorganized factors | Established |
Evidence Tier Definitions
- Established
- Multiple independent validation studies with adequate sample sizes; published norms; replicated psychometric properties (internal consistency α ≥ .70, test-retest r ≥ .70).
- Supported
- At least one well-designed validation study; adequate psychometric properties in at least one sample; normative data available.
- Emerging
- Promising initial validation; psychometric properties documented in a pilot sample; norms in development.