General Rating Scale (GRS)
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Considering all aspects of your life (physical health, mental health, social relationships, work/school performance, and daily activities), how would you rate your overall level of functioning and well-being?
FAQs
What is the General Rating Scale (GRS)?
The General Rating Scale (GRS) is a simple, single-item assessment that provides a global rating of overall functioning and well-being.
Who developed the GRS and when?
The GRS is a generic assessment tool used in various clinical and research contexts.
What type of assessment is the GRS?
It is a simple self-report or clinician-rated scale.
What does the GRS assess?
- Overall level of functioning
- General well-being
- Global impairment
- Quality of life
How many items and what format?
1 item, rated 1-10 (1=excellent functioning, 10=severe impairment).
How is the GRS scored?
Single score from 1-10; lower scores indicate better functioning.
Are there versions of the GRS?
Various adaptations exist for different contexts and populations.
Who can use the GRS?
Adults and adolescents; used in clinical practice and research.
What are the strengths of the GRS?
Quick, simple, provides global assessment of functioning.
What are the limitations of the GRS?
Lacks specificity; should be used with more detailed assessments.
How is the GRS used?
Clinical screening, treatment monitoring, research.