a self-administered rating-scale instrument used to measure
DSM–IV–TR personality (Axis II) disorders, as well as five major clinical (Axis I) disorders and executive function. Developed in 1999, it comprises 225 items to which participants respond using a 4-point
Likert scale ranging from
strongly false (1) to
strongly true (4). The CAB is a more comprehensive successor to the
Coolidge Axis II Inventory. [Frederick L. Coolidge (1948– ), U.S. neuropsychologist]