Subscales to the taylor manifest anxiety scale in three chronically ill populations

Moore, Peter N.; Kinsman, Robert A.; Dirks, Jerald F.

doi:10.1002/1097-4679(198411)40:6<1431::aid-jclp2270400627>3.0.co;2-i

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“…Prospective longitudinal study conducted on 50 women with GDM and 50 NGDM women at 24 -36 weeks of pregnancy 7 . Social support, education, and income were found to be significant factors related to perinatal depression 5,8 . The incidence of mental health disorders subsequent to GDM was attenuated after adjustment for clinical and socioeconomic factors 9 .…”

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To examine anxiety levels and depression level of women diagnosed with gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) and to compare these with glucose-tolerant (GT) women at similar stages of pregnancy. Research Design and Methods: Prospective longitudinal study conducted on 50 women with GDM and 50 NGDM women at 24-36 weeks of pregnancy. We are depended on Taylor anxiety Scale the Arabic version with reliability and Beck Depression Scale the Arabic version. Results: Women with GDM, compared with GT women, had a higher level of anxiety, depression scales, older, with low income, illiterate, and high BMI. Conclusions: Higher level of anxiety, depression scales, with low income, illiterate, and high BMI most causes of gestational diabetes. This study documented the excess mortality risk associated with symptoms of depression and/or anxiety comorbid with type 2 diabetes 3. Anxiety and depression often occur together, are often present in pregnancy and persist if not treated. These disorders can have a wide range of effects not only for the mother but on the fetus, the infant, partner and other family members 4. Women with gestational diabetes were more likely to have a cesarean section (46%) compared to women without gestational diabetes (32%), Also, the hospital costs related to delivery of infants were 18% more expensive (about $4,500) for women

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“…The incidence of mental health disorders subsequent to GDM was attenuated after adjustment for clinical and socioeconomic factors 9 . Measures administer include the Depression, Anxiety Stress Scale (DASS) 8 .…”

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“…To illustrate, Redding and Livneh (1986) claimed that the MAS reflected three kinds (factors) of anxiety: (1) Generalized Anxiety, (2) Physiological Anxiety, and (3) Worries-Tension. In contrast, P. N. Moore et al (1984) viewed the MAS as revealing five kinds of anxiety, which they labeled restlessness, embarrassment, sensitivity, physiological anxiety, and self-confidence. A second topic of interest that entails current use of the MAS has been to assess individual differences in the extent to which people actively try to prevent themselves from thinking about "anxiety-producing" past experiences (Asendorpf & Scherer, 1983;L.…”

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Subjective science: Kenneth Spence's human learning research program.

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2000

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This article examines Kenneth Spence's human learning research from 1949 to 1967. His works show the conditioning field to be in turmoil over basic issues during this time. These issues included whether determinism should be accepted, how to interpret a psychological test score, what psychometric properties a test should have, and how to use theoretical constructs. Turmoil occurred because behaviors and events had different meanings and degrees of importance to different investigators. Thus, what appeared as "objective" scientific change in the conditioning field was really the adaptation of personal preferences in word meanings, research goals, and research methods. These issues also indicate disputes about definitions and purposes of scientific activity during Spence's era.

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“…La escala presenta cinco subescalas: Agitación, Vergüenza, Sensibilidad, Ansiedad Fisiológica y Seguridad en sí mismo (Moore, Kinsman, & Dirks, 1984) y fue al principio desarrollado como un dispositivo para seleccionar sujetos para la inclusión en experimentos psicológicos en estrés, motivación e interpretación humana. Ha sido usado posteriormente como un indicador general de la ansiedad como un rasgo de personalidad, pero no es una medida específica de la ansiedad como una entidad clínica (Taylor, 1953).…”

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Validación de la versión Portuguesa de la escala de ansiedad de Beck - Bai

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Emotional disorders such as anxiety are frequent and are of great importance because of its interference with psychosocial functioning. The study of anxiety-related factors has shown that there are a large number of variables that affect its origin, development, maintenance and alteration. However, appropriate instruments are needed for credible research.Therefore, the validation of one of the most widely used anxiety scale at the international level is of paramount importance. Thus, the purpose of this research was to conduct a validation study of the Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) in Portugal. BAI has been analyzed with the rating scale model to evaluate their psychometric quality, for which we have tested the response categories and estimated the parameters of the model, its precision, the degree of data-model fit, the unidimensionality and the absence of differential item functioning. We compared BAI scores with those of other evaluation instruments of anxiety used in Portugal.The sample consists of 1160 adults of both genders (427 men and 733 women) aged 18-82 years (mean age 33.39 years [SD = 11.85]). We used a demographic questionnaire designed for this research, with questions about gender, age, place of residence, ethnicity, educational level, religion, marital status, number of children and occupation. The instruments for measuring anxiety were:Concerning the BAI, the results indicate that its system of four categories is appropriate; that the reliability of the items is very high; that data-model fit is reasonable; that the overall reliability of the people is not excellent, although is adequate, with a value similar to Cronbach's alpha of .79. The results also show that the subjects anxiety level is very low and that most people are below the range of the variable in which the items are located, indicating that it is not designed to measure with high precision people with low levels of anxiety. The analyses also indicate that the measure can be treated as unidimensional.

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Subscales to the taylor manifest anxiety scale in three chronically ill populations

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