Table 1.

Separation of Impulsivity into Theoretical Categorizations

Disposition	Measure	Reference*
Lack of planning	NEO-PI-R deliberation scale	Costa and McCrae (1992)
	Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire control scale	Tellegen (1982)
	Personality Research Form impulsivity scale	Jackson (1984)
	Eysenck’s I-7 impulsivity scale	Eysenck et al. (1985)
	Temperament and Character Inventory impulsivity scale	Cloninger (1987)
	Buss and Plomin’s decision time scale	Buss and Plomin (1975)
	Barratt’s lack of planning and motor impulsivity scales	Patton et al. (1995)
	Barratt’s attentional impulsivity	Patton et al. (1995)
	UPPS	Whiteside and Lynam (2001)
	Differential Personality Inventory	Jackson and Messick (1971)
Lack of perseverance	NEO-PI-R self-discipline scale	Costa and McCrae (1992)
	Sensation Seeking Scale disinhibition and boredom susceptibility	Zuckerman (1994)
	Buss and Plomin’s persistence scale	Buss and Plomin (1975)
	UPPS	Whiteside and Lynam, 2001
Sensation seeking	Sensation Seeking Scale, thrill and adventure seeking	Zuckerman et al. (1964)
	Buss and Plomin’s sensation seeking scale	Buss and Plomin (1975)
	Eysenck’s venturesomeness scale	Eysenck et al. (1985)
	NEO-PI-R excitement seeking scale	Costa and McCrae (1992)
	Dickman’s functional impulsivity scale	Dickman (1990)
	UPPS	Whiteside and Lynam (2001)
Negative urgency	Inhibitory control	Buss and Plomin (1975)
	NEO-PI-R impulsiveness scale	Costa and McCrae (1992)
	Barratt’s attentional impulsivity	Patton, Stanford and Barratt (1995)
	UPPS	Whiteside and Lynam (2001)
Positive urgency	UPPS-P	Lynam, Smith, Whiteside, and Cyders (2006)

Note. Table reproduced in part from Dick et al. (2010) with author permission.

^*Full citations for these references are included in the supplemental online materials.