Factor structure, convergent validity and gender in a nonpsychiatric sample july 2002 psychology and psychotherapy theory research and practice 75pt 2. The alcohol use disorders identification test audit is a 10item selfreport scale developed by the world health organization who for the early identification of problem drinkers. Predicting alcohol use in a cohort of college students. In an article focusing on psychological mindedness. Other measures of wellbeing include singleitem scales, such as. Press search to generate a list of scales and measures. Find a scale scales and measures can be searched by several parameters, including author, title, year of publication, and topic, as well as by scale and item characteristics. In this multipart study, the authors present the balanced index of psychological mindedness bipm. Each participant also completed a biographical questionnaire. The psychodynamic diagnostic manual pdm describes psychological mindedness as an individuals ability to observe and reflect on his or her own internal life. The third questionnaire was related to psychological mindedness pm using the psychological mindedness scale conte et al. Positive mental health scale psicousf, braganca paulista, v.
Psychological mindedness and adult attachment styles. Psychologicalmindedness as a worldview the dying art of seeing things through a psychological lens. Like an interval scale, the same difference at two places on the scale has the same meaning. The mindful attention awareness scale maas the trait maas is a 15item scale designed to assess a core characteristic of mindfulness, namely, a receptive state of mind in which attention, informed by a sensitive awareness of what is occurring in the present, simply observes what is taking place. For each item, select a number from 1 to 5, and write that number on the line next to the feeling. At present, the database includes the most comprehensive list of selfreport measures of depression, over 352 indexed to date, including the earliest known psychological measure which was published in 1918. Use the questions 114 on the hamilton anxiety scale ham a worksheet to. Pdf psychological mindedness and awareness of self and others. Appendix 7 selfunderstanding of interpersonal patterns scale 154. Individual scale definitions university of baltimore.
Eric ej832435 development and evaluation of the balanced. Psychotherapy training on psychological mindedness in a. Pdf page proofs are sent to authors via email for correction of print but not for rewriting or. The balanced measure of psychological needs bmpn scale. Steps towards scale constructiona demonstration preliminary stepsscore the scalesdetermining how many constructs are in a set of itemsscoring the alternative solutionsshow the items score the scales 1 forming scale scores as linear sums or averages of the items is easy to do in r.
Seven social performance scales for the california. Pdf psychological mindedness pm is a construct which was heavily. Zung selfrating depression scale psychology britannica. Authoritarianismrebellion scale kohn, 1972 circle the number that best reflects your degree of agreement or disagreement with each statement. Ryff and keyes 1995 addressed this issue using midlife in the united states midus pretest dataa national probability sample of 1108 men and women. A 10 steps program continued 7 apply various data reduction techniques factor analysis, principal components analysis, cluster analysis. Most important, refer to the criteria for symptom severity ratings, which more precisely defines each severity rating scale point. Psychological mindedness pm refers to a persons interest and ability to be in touch with and reflect on his or her psychological states and processes. If we divide by the number of questions, rather than use the summed aggregate score, then the cutoffs below instead should be.
University of pittsburgh, 2006 this study examined the relation of psychological mindedness pm to treatment outcome and explored whether pm might be enhanced by participation in cognitivebehavioral therapy, an. The first examined the factor structure of the psychological mindedness pm scale, and the second reassessed the scale s predictive validity. Behaviors indicative of each anchor point on the scale are described in a paragraph of text. Psychological mindedness makes a clarifying contribution to the literature. The pdm details a fourpoint scale from high to low psychological mindedness, or healthytoimpaired functioning. Understanding psychological measurement research methods in. Correlates of psychological mindedness sciencedirect. Communication skills and empathy with patients emotional responses, and capacity for the interpersonal relationship between clinician and patientthe basis of the medical interview. Understanding scores on the satisfaction with life scale. Pdf psychological mindedness and cognitive style john cecero. The psychometric properties and clinical relevance of this 14item selfreport scale were examined in 2 community samples. T2 factor structure and relationship to outcome of psychotherapy.
The emotional wellness scale ews please think about what you have been doing and experiencing during the past four weeks. The psychological mindedness scale europe pmc article. It was predicted that higher pm baseline scores would result in. A principal components analysis varimax rotation of the data of 256 psychiatric outpatients produced five factors that accounted for. This scale, one of the scales intended to measure state mindfulness, was created by tanay and bernstein in 20 and has been cited in positive psychological research. An example of an item from the perceivedcompetence subscale is. Self regard self regard or self esteem is scale 1 of the ie questionnaire and is defined as the degree to which we value and accept ourselves. Scale development for measuring health consciousness.
A principal components analysis varimax rotation of the data of 256 psychiatric outpatients produced five factors that accounted for 38% of the variance. The impact of the polarity of questionnaire items on factor structure. It also provides practical methods for assessing psychological mindedness and addresses its relevance to interpersonal contexts outside the mental health field. Factor structure, convergent validity and gender in a nonpsychiatric sample july 2002 psychology and psychotherapy. Refer to the 04 scale point definitions and criteria for symptom severity ratings on facing page. It forms the cornerstone of our theory of emotional intelligence and to the use of the ie instrument, and is therefore the first of.
Englishgerman online dictionary developed to help you share your knowledge with others. Keyes university of wisconsinmadison a theoretical model of psychological wellbeing that encompasses 6 distinct dimensions of wellness autonomy, environmental mastery, personal growth, positive relations with others, purpose in. Psychological mindedness and selfunderstanding 65 2. Other measures of wellbeing include singleitem scales, such as cantrils. Perceived stress scale by sheldon cohen the perceived stress scale pss is the most widely used psychological instrument for measuring the perception of stress. Like an ordinal scale, the objects are ordered in terms of the ordering of the numbers. Predicting alcohol use in a cohort of college students based. Beets et alpsychological mindedness and academic achievement 37 2. Obedience and respect for authority are the most important virtues children should learn. Understanding scores on the satisfaction with life scale ed diener note. A psychotherapists harvest psychological mindedness. Psychological mindedness and the therapeutic relationship 64 2. It includes an ability to recognize meanings that underlie overt words and actions, to appreciate emotional nuance and complexity, to recognize the links between past and present, and insight into ones own and others motives and intentions. Psychological assessment scales and measures psychology.
A high score indicates persons who are independent, selfreliant, and achievement oriented. For instance, in anger, someone with a psychological mindedness might analyze the source of the anger, while the one with mindfulness just experiences the anger as it is, without. Psychological mindedness assessment procedure pmap. A total of 101 adolescents completed a modified version of the psychological mindedness scale at preand post treatment. Rather than testing the full scale, the authors selected 3 of the original 20 items in each subscale to maximize the. The most important standards concern active openmindedness about arguments on all sides of a question. Other articles where zung selfrating depression scale is discussed. A measurement for a psychological variable or psychological function.
Psychologicalmindedness as a worldview psychology today. Psychological mindedness, psychological construing, and the judgement of deception. The psychometric properties and clinical relevance of this 14item selfreport scale were examined in 2 community samples and a mental health patient. I understand psychological mindedness as the capacity for selfreflection, whereas mindfulness is the capacity of being here and now, without engaging in reflection. Scales and measures can be searched by several parameters, including author, title, year of publication, and topic, as well as by scale and item characteristics. This 45item scale measures reflection about psychological processes as related to the self and relationships. It attempts to increase mental health practitioners understanding of psychological mindedness and its importance to patient assessment and treatment. Unfortunately, the most widely used needsatisfaction measure, the basic psychological needs scale bpns.
Tough mindedness tm this scale was designed to identify persons who would be described by others as independentthinking and realistically toughminded. The registry of scales and measures is an online database of scales, measures and questionnaires for researchers and clinicians. Originally elaborated in the united states keyes, 2002, 2005b, the mhcsf was. A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of doctor of clinical psychology coventry university, school of health and social sciences and university of wanvick, department of psychology, may 2006. Then report how much you experienced each of the following feelings, using the scale below. Psychological mindedness as a worldview the dying art of seeing things through a psychological lens. Hamilton anxiety scale ham a severity rating scale definitions value meaning definition criteria for severity ratings 0absent 1mild occurs irregularly and for short periods of time. Psychological mindedness an overview sciencedirect topics. This is a useful though not exactly defined umbrella concept. However, in addition, the same ratio at two places on the scale also carries the same meaning see table 5. We need to enforce these standards because many people tend to think in ways that reinforce their current views. Psychological need constructs have received increased attention within selfdetermination theory research. Pdf development and evaluation of the balanced index of. Toughmindedness tm this scale was designed to identify persons who would be described by others as independentthinking and realistically toughminded.
Lotterman, aquestionnaire measure of psychological mindedness andthecapacity tobenefit from psychotherapy, 1993, unpublished. A thesis submitted for the degree of dclinpsych at the. Factor structure and relationship to outcome of psychotherapy. Journal of psychotherapy practice and research, 5 3, 250259. The psychological mindedness scale pms is one of the few established mea sures for psychological mindedness pm. The psychological mindedness scale wiley online library. The structure of psychological wellbeing revisited carol d. Rpwb require analytic techniques beyond scale intercorrelations. Items were designed to tap how unpredictable, uncontrollable, and overloaded respondents find their lives.
Beets et al psychological mindedness and academic achievement 37 2. The psychological mindedness scale pms, a 45item selfreport instrument intended to measure pm, was administered to a nonclinical sample. The first examined the factor structure of the psychological mindedness pm scale, and the second reassessed the scales predictive validity. Psychological scales and measures play a role in diagnosis, hypothesistesting,formulation, and ongoing assessments of clients progress in treatment. Psychological mindedness as a predictor of treatment outcome with depressed adolescents mary beth boylan, ph. Development and evaluation of the balanced index of psychological mindedness bipm article pdf available in psychological assessment 211. Psychological mindedness and psychotherapists 62 2. The second scale, the psychological mindedness pm scale, represents a shortened version of lottermans unpublished 1979 paper 65item scale see conte et al. Rate mild if symptom is present, but less than 50% of the time. The first examined the factor structure of the psychological mindedness pm scale, and the second reassessed the scales. It was predicted that higher pm baseline scores would result in improved outcome as assessed by the beck depression inventory bdi and the childrens. Behavioral science teaching notably psychology and sociology provides students with scientific. Reconceptualization hyehyun hong university of missouri introduction from a public relations or social marketing perspective, audience segmentation is a primary step in designing effective interventions to improve health knowledge and to promote.
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