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It has been the contention of some researchers that transpersonal psychology should give serious consideration to the development, validation and use of standardized assessment instruments designed to measure transpersonal constructs as a means of facilitating the growth of the area as an empirical science (e.g., Friedman, 1983; MacDonald, Tsagarakis & Holland, 1994). In the spirit of this position, the authors of the present paper reasoned that one possible avenue of generating interest in such research tools would be to provide investigators with a comprehensive, accessible and easy-to-understand resource which presents information on measures currently available in the literature. To this end, we undertook two literature surveys to uncover measures which are available for use in transpersonally oriented research and we present our findings below. However, before discussing the nature and results of our literature searches, we believe it is important to outline the benefits and drawbacks of objective tests as well as their implications for the transpersonal domain.
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