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SKSK Screeningverfahren zur Erhebung von kompensatorischem und süchtigem Kaufverhalten Hogrefe Göttingen, Germany [Screening instrument for the measurement of compulsive and compulsive buying
per target behavior showed uniformly high loadings on a single factor, suggesting unidimensionality for each subscale. A second argument supporting the development of the SSBA is that extant clinical screening instruments are insufficient or
) Potenza et al. (2019) Brief clinical screening instrument (survey or interview) for adolescents and adults, that measures the biological, psychological, and social problems in excessive gamblers. It has 2
estimated prevalence of ICD-11 GD ( Darvesh et al., 2020 ). The development of a screening instrument for a newly conceptualized disorder is of great importance. Firstly, it can serve as an instrument to identify individuals with the disorder for the
A Szelekció–Optimalizáció–Kompenzáció Rövid Kérdőív magyar adaptációja
Hungarian Adaptation of the Short Version of the Selection Optimization and Compensation Questionnaire
a community screening instrument for elderly Chinese immigrants . International Psychogeriatrics , 8 ( 3 ), 445 – 458 . Müller , A ., Heiden , B ., Herbig , B ., Poppe , F ., & Angerer , P . ( 2016 ). Improving well-being at work: A
, 2010 ). In clinical settings, screening instruments are very useful, as they provide reliable, valid information about the possible presence of a disorder and are frequently the first step towards the solution of a serious problem. In this line, easy to
Background
Behavioral addictions often onset in adolescence and increase the risk of psychological and social problems later in life. The core symptoms of addiction are tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, lack of control, and compulsive occupation with the behavior. Psychometrically validated tools are required for detection and early intervention. Adolescent screening instruments exist for several behavioral addictions including gambling and video gaming addiction but not for exercise addiction. Given recent empirical and clinical evidence that a minority of teenagers appear to be experiencing exercise addiction, a psychometrically robust screening instrument is required.
Aims
The aim of this study was to develop and test the psychometric properties of a youth version of the Exercise Addiction Inventory (EAI) – a robust screening instrument that has been used across different countries and cultures – and to assess the prevalence of exercise addiction and associated disturbed eating.
Methods
A cross-sectional survey was administered to three high-risk samples (n = 471) aged 11–20 years (mean age: 16.3 years): sport school students, fitness center attendees, and patients with eating disorder diagnoses. A youth version of the EAI (EAI-Y) was developed and distributed. Participants were also screened for disordered eating with the SCOFF Questionnaire.
Results
Overall, the EAI-Y demonstrated good reliability and construct validity. The prevalence rate of exercise addiction was 4.0% in school athletes, 8.7% in fitness attendees, and 21% in patients with eating disorders. Exercise addiction was associated with feelings of guilt when not exercising, ignoring pain and injury, and higher levels of body dissatisfaction.
Assist Working Group, 2002 ) is a validated ( Humeniuk et al., 2008 ) screening instrument assessing the risk of abuse of diverse substance groups using seven items each. In this study, eight different substance groups (alcohol, amphetamine, cannabis
A PRISM-teszt papír-ceruza változatának alkalmazása a krónikus gerinceredetű fájdalom vizsgálatában
Application of the paper-and-pencil version of the PRISM test in chronic pain patients of spinal origin
.1097/00007632-200012010-00012 Melloh , M ., Elfering , A ., Presland , C.E ., Roeder , C ., Barz , T ., Salathé , C.R ., et al. ( 2009 ). Identification of prognostic factors for chronicity in patients with low back pain: a review of screening instruments
Az akne egészségpszichológiai vonatkozásai
Health psychology aspects of acne
screening instruments . Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology , 34 ( 7 ), 360 – 366 . 10.1007/S001270050156 Smith , R. N ., Mann , N. J ., Braue , A ., Mäkeläinen , H ., & Varigos , G. A . ( 2007 ). A low-glycemic-load diet improves
