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一个新的基于绩效的衡量人格功能障碍:可靠性和有效性的开发和初步评估

Adam P Natoli¹, Chloe M Rodriguez²

¹Department of Psychology and Philosophy, Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX, USA. apn017@shsu.edu.

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概括

一个新的基于表现的工具,基于人格功能水平量表-问卷的隐性关联测试 (LPFS-qIAT),有效地测量人格功能障碍. 这种创新的评估与当前的诊断模型保持一致,并且对研究和临床应用有很大的希望.

科学领域:

心理学心理学心理学
精神病学是一个精神病学.
心理健康评估心理健康评估

背景情况:

人格功能障碍是维度人格模型的核心.
目前的评估方法 (自我报告,临床医生评分,面试) 有局限性.
现有的基于绩效的措施是复杂的,与诊断标准不一致.

研究的目的:

开发和心理测量评估一种基于绩效的新型衡量人格功能障碍的新方法.
创建一个与DSM人格障碍 (AMPD) 和ICD-11的替代模型相一致的评估工具.
解决人格功能障碍的易于管理和解释的措施的需求.

主要方法:

基于规模问卷的隐性关联测试 (LPFS-qIAT) 的个人功能水平的发展.
在四项独立研究中进行心理测量评估.
评估可靠性,收有效性,区分有效性和与标准相关的有效性.

主要成果:

在LPFS-qIAT证明了可靠性的初步证据.
该仪器显示出良好的收,区分和与标准相关的有效性.
LPFS-qIAT是第一个基于绩效的测量方法,与AMPD和ICD-11保持一致.

结论:

LPFS-qIAT是一种基于绩效的心理测量方法,用于测量人格功能障碍.
它易于管理,评分和解释,使其适用于研究和临床实践.
该工具为根据当前的诊断框架评估人格功能障碍提供了有价值的进步.

关键词:

在 AMPDD 中,使用的是 AMPD.隐含关联测试隐含关联测试人格功能障碍个性功能障碍心理测量心理测量心理测量

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