Assessing Hostile Automatic Thoughts: Development and Validation of the HAT Scale
Assessing Hostile Automatic Thoughts: Development and Validation of the HAT Scale
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评估敌对自动思维：HAT 量表的开发和验证
DOI：
10.1023/a:1021988511695
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发表时间：
1997
影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
J. Poirier
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作者：
C. R. Snyder;J. Jeffrey Crowson, Jr.;B. Houston;M. Kurylo;J. Poirier
Similar to the measurement of automatic thoughts in depressed persons (Hollon & Kendall, 1980), the Hostile Automatic Thoughts (HAT) Scale was developed and validated as a 30-item self-report index. Comprised of three components, the HAT Scale reflects recurring hostile thoughts that involve physical aggression (11 items), derogation (10 items), and revenge (9 items) toward other people. In a first study, the procurement of an item pool reflecting a full array of hostile thoughts is described, along with exploratory factor analysis, item selection, internal reliability, and convergent and discriminant validation information. In a second cross-validational study, the factor structure is substantiated via confirmatory factor analyses, as is the internal reliability, and the convergent and discriminant validity. The findings related to the HAT Scale are reviewed, including its use as a state, trait, or situation-specific index.
