Abstract The self‐report questionnaire is one of the most widely used assessment strategies in clinical psychology. It consists of a set of written questions used for describing certain qualities or characteristics of the test subject. In this entry a brief overview of the main characteristics of self‐report questionnaires is presented along with advantages and disadvantages to be used in the field of clinical psychology, both in research and practice, the crucial steps to develop self‐report questionnaires, and description of the reliability and validity of self‐report questionnaires.
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