Titlebook: Sourcebook of Adult Assessment Strategies; Nicola S. Schutte,John M. Malouff Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 anxie

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Sleep Disorders,e, 1976). Thirty items were developed on the basis of 81 undergraduate and graduate students’ descriptions of their sleep during the past night and their sleep in general. The items were grouped into the categories of pre-sleep, during sleep, and post-sleep. One of the 30 items did not correlate wel

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Impulse-Control Disorders,assure (Patton, Stanford, & Barratt, in press). Barratt developed the first version of the scale in 1959 (Barratt, 1959) and then revised and refined the scale over the years (Barratt, 1985; Barratt, 1993). The eleventh and latest version was created by eliminating from the previous version of the s

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Relationship Problems, accommodation to each other. The test is a popular 15-item self-report measure developed by Locke and Wallace (1959), who selected items that had proven useful in previous studies and that spanned a range of marital issues. A factor analytic study by Cross and Sharpley (1981) found that the items g

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0258-1221 erest to individuals involved in clinical practice as well as research. Understand­ ing the multiple domains of functioning, evaluating characteristics of individuals in relation to others (normative assessment) as well as in relation to themselves (ipsative assessment), and charting progress or cha

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Measures of Global Functioning,ver, it has also been used with depressed, manic, and demented clients. Several researchers (e.g., Bech, Kastrup, & Rafaelsen, 1986) have proposed slight modifications in the scale, but since the Overall (1983) version seems to be most commonly used, we will report on that version.

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Dissociative Disorders,patients and nonpatients identified three main factors they described as (a) amnestic dissociation, (b) absorption and imaginative involvement, and (c) depersonalization and derealization. They reported that two other factor analytic studies that examined only the responses of nonpatients found three somewhat different factors.

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Eating Disorders,xiety, adolescent problems, and weight control. Slade and Dewey (1986) did a factor analytic study to select the final items for the subscales that assess each of these aspects and confirmed the factor structure of the scale in a second study.