Measuring youths' perceptions of counseling impact: description, psychometric evaluation, and longitudinal examination of the Youth Counseling Impact Scale v.2.
Measuring youths' perceptions of counseling impact: description, psychometric evaluation, and longitudinal examination of the Youth Counseling Impact Scale v.2.
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衡量青少年对咨询影响的看法：青少年咨询影响量表 v.2 的描述、心理测量评估和纵向检查。
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10.1007/s10488-012-0414-z
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2012
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Riemer,Manuel
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Kearns,MarciaA;Athay,MMichele;Riemer,Manuel
青年咨询影响量表(YCIS)是一种经验性验证的治疗进展衡量标准，用于评估青少年对治疗短期效果的看法。自最初发布以来，最初的10项措施已被缩短，以减轻衡量负担，并修订为包括一个关于年轻人对自己优势的洞察力的问题。本研究描述了修订后的耀中(v.2)的发展，并评估了其心理测量学特性。此外，本研究调查耀中(v.2)总分或分量表分数是否随时间而改变，并调查青少年对治疗影响的认知是否存在性别或年龄差异。结果发现，修订版获得了与原始测量相当的信息，并且修订版保留了原始模型的因素结构，包括一个主要的咨询影响综合因素和两个次要因素(洞察力和变化)。结果还表明，虽然YCIS(v.2)总分和变化分量表的分数在治疗过程中不是线性变化的，但Insight分量表的分数随着时间的推移显示出微小但显著的线性增加。青少年、年龄或性别在耀中成绩上并无显著差异。这些发现的含义，这一措施的临床和经验效用，以及它的局限性进行了讨论。
The Youth Counseling Impact Scale (YCIS) is an empirically validated treatment progress measure that assesses youths’ perceptions of the short term effectiveness of therapy. Since its initial publication, the original 10-item measure has been shortened to ease measurement burden and revised to include a question about a youth’s insight into his or her strengths. The current study describes the development of the revised YCIS (v.2) and evaluates its psychometric properties. Additionally, this study examines whether the YCIS (v.2) total score or subscale scores change over time and investigates whether there are gender or age differences for youths’ perceptions of the impact of therapy. Results found the revised version obtained comparable information to that of the original measure, and that the revised version retained the factor structure of the original model with one primary general factor of Counseling Impact and two secondary factors (Insight and Change). Results also suggested that while the YCIS (v.2) total score and Change subscale score did not change linearly over the course of treatment, the Insight subscale score showed a small but significant linear increase over time. No significant differences in YCIS scores based on youth age or gender were found. The implication of these findings, the clinical and empirical utility of this measure, and its limitations are discussed.