Yale scale
The Yale Scale is a tool used to evaluate the level of anxiety and stress in children and adolescents. This scale consists of questions that address different aspects of the patient's emotional state, such as fear of separation, fear of the dark, generalized anxiety, social anxiety, specific anxiety (such as phobia of heights or animals), and anxiety about school performance. The scale is commonly used in children's health centers to assess the anxiety level of patients and can be used as both a diagnostic and monitoring instrument.