Below you will have access to measures that have been developed and validated by RTL members. You are welcome to use these measures for free in your research, so long as you appropriately cite the development papers.
The Personal Assessment of Responsible Drinking Inventory (PARDI)
This measure was developed by Angelina Leary. It is a measure developed to assess individual differences in the extent to which a person identifies as a "safe" and "responsible" drinker. Validation of this measure has shown that "safe drinking identity" is more robustly linked to alcohol pathology than protective behavioral strategies and predicts lower rates of future alcohol use and problems via higher rates of protective behavioral strategy use.
The Sexual and Negative Dating Inventory (SANDI)
This measure was developed by Roselyn Peterson. It is a measure developed to examine use of strategies that may reduce the likelihood of adverse sexual outcomes (sexual victimization, risky sexual behavior, and sexual regret). Validation of this measure has shown that SANDI scores are inversely associated with a history of adverse sexual outcomes and prospectively predicted lower likelihood of adverse sexual outcomes over the next 30 days.
You can download the measure here