双极性障碍评级中的认知投诉的土耳其版本的有效性和可靠性研究
Ezgi Ince Guliyev1, Gulcan Karaca Ozkutuk2, Sema Cagal2
1Department of Psychiatry, Istanbul Faculty of Medicine, Istanbul University, Istanbul, Türkiye.
International journal of methods in psychiatric research
|September 4, 2025
概括
双极性障碍认知投诉评分表 (COBRA-TR) 的土耳其版本是评估双极性障碍患者的主观认知投诉的可靠工具. 其强烈的心理测量特性支持其在临床和研究环境中的使用.
科学领域:
- 精神病学
- 神经心理学
- 临床心理学
背景情况:
- 双极性障碍 (BD) 经常涉及主观认知问题.
- 双极性障碍认知投诉评分表 (COBRA) 是对双极性障碍认知投诉的验证自我报告指标.
- 翻译和验证COBRA到土耳其语对于土耳其语人口的使用至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 翻译16项COBRA成土耳其语, 创造了COBRA-TR.
- 评估COBRA-TR在BD患者和健康对照者的心理特征.
主要方法:
- 招募了160名参与者 (80名缓解期的BD患者,80名对照患者).
- 心理测量包括确认因子分析 (CFA),内部一致性 (Cronbach's alpha) 和使用Pearson相关性的收/分歧有效性.
- 使用SPSSv29和R (Jamovi) 进行了统计分析.
主要成果:
- COBRA- TR表现出良好的内部一致性 (克朗巴赫的α=0. 898) 和强大的收有效性 (r=0. 784与认知缺陷问卷).
- 该尺度显示了与认知和整体功能指标的中高相关性.
- CFA支持单维因子结构,而COBRA-TR有效地将BD患者与对照患者区分开来.
结论:
- COBRA-TR是评估土耳其BD患者SCC的可靠和有效仪器.
- 它的简短性和强烈的心理测量特征表明它在临床实践和研究中具有实用性.
- 这种尺度有助于理解双相情感障碍患者所经历的认知负担.
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