EVALUATION OF A MODIFIED SELF-REPORT MEASURE OF SOCIAL-ADJUSTMENT
EVALUATION OF A MODIFIED SELF-REPORT MEASURE OF SOCIAL-ADJUSTMENT
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DOI：
10.1192/bjp.141.1.68
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发表时间：
1982-01-01
影响因子：
10.5
通讯作者：
FEGGETTER, G
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作者：
COOPER, P;OSBORN, M;FEGGETTER, G
本研究通过修改原北美版本的社会适应量表（SAS-M），设计了一套适用于英国人群的自我报告社会适应量表（SAS-M），并对来自两个当地人群的331名妇女进行了有效性评估。在一组1岁婴儿的母亲中（130名），受试者在SAS-M上的自我评价与精神病医生在访谈中对其社会适应的评价高度一致；丈夫对被试社会适应能力的评价；同时精神状态的测量。在一组接受选择性绝育的妇女中，SAS-M对精神状态随时间的变化很敏感。讨论了SAS-M在精神病学研究中的可能应用，特别是在面谈不可行的情况下。
A self-report Social Adjustment Scale (SAS-M) for use in British populations was devised by modifying the original North American version, and its usefulness was evaluated among 331 women drawn from 2 local populations. In a group of mothers of 1 yr old babies (130), high levels of agreement were found between the subjects'' self-ratings on the SAS-M and a psychiatrists''s ratings of their social adjustment made at interview; ratings of the subjects''s social adjustment made by their husbands on the SAS-M; measures of concurrent mental state. In a group of women undergoing elective sterilization (201), the SAS-M was sensitive to changes in mental state over time. Possible applications of the SAS-M in psychiatric research, particularly when an interview is not feasible, are discussed.