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Kamila Morawska¹, Jan Chodkiewicz¹

¹Zakład Psychologii Klinicznej i Psychopatologii, Instytut Psychologii, Uniwersytet Łódzki.

Psychiatria polska

|April 2, 2024

概括

波兰问题简要清单 (SIP-2L) 有效地衡量了酒精使用对酒精依赖个人的后果. 这种经过验证的工具在评估与饮酒相关的问题方面表现出良好的可靠性和有效性.

科学领域:

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心理学心理学心理学
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背景情况:

问题简要清单 (SIP-2L) 是一种广泛使用的自我报告措施,用于评估五个领域的消极酒精使用后果.
这些领域包括与饮酒有关的身体,人际关系,人际关系,社会和冲动控制问题.
调整版的SIP特别评估了与酒精使用相关的终身后果.

研究的目的:

介绍波兰问题简单清单 (SIP-2L) 的修改和验证.
确认波兰SIP-2L用于评估酒精使用后果的心理测量特性.

主要方法:

总共有256名被诊断为酒精依赖的参与者 (71名女性,185名男性) 进行了评估.
参与者完成了波兰SIP-2L,并与AUDIT,MAST和KOEP-R的验证波兰版本一起完成.
使用确认因素分析来评估该仪器的结构.

主要成果:

假设的SIP-2L的5因素模型显示出最适合的情况.
整体可靠性 (克朗巴赫的α = 0.868) 和个别因素的可靠性是令人满意的.
收的有效性也被发现是充足的.

结论:

波兰版的SIP-2L表现出良好的心理测量特性.
该仪器适用于诊断患有酒精依赖症的患者评估与酒精有关的后果.
这种经过验证的工具支持波兰的临床和研究应用.

关键词:

波兰的改编.简短的问题清单 SIP-2L 酒精依赖酒精依赖酒精依赖

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