The Family Questionnaire: Development and validation of a new self-report scale for assessing expressed emotion

Wiedemann, Georg; Rayki, Oliver; Feinstein, E.; Hahlweg, Kurt

doi:10.1016/s0165-1781(02)00023-9

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“…In a study done on German group, its sum reliability was reported as 0.92, the critical views reliability 0.84, and that of severe emotional involvement as 0.91. The instrument was also confirmed in terms of concurrent validity and showed a significant correlation with Kimberley Family interview (Wiedemann, 2002). In Iran, its total reliability has been reported to be 0.85, and reliability of critical views and severe emotional involvement were reported to be 0.83 and 0.88 respectively (Khodabakhshi, 2005).…”

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confidence: 80%

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Expressed Emotion and Alexithymia in Mothers of Autistic Children

Abazari¹,

Malekpour²,

Ghamarani³

et al. 2016

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“…It is a self-evaluation form to evaluate the expression of emotion in the families of psychiatric disorders developed by Wiedemann et al in 2002. It involves 20 items.…”

Section: Family Questionnaire (Fq)mentioning

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Expressed Emotion and Alexithymia in Mothers of Autistic Children

Abazari¹,

Malekpour²,

Ghamarani³

et al. 2016

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“…This subscale (LEE-PC) consists of five items, i.e. four items that were adapted from the Criticism subscale of Hahlweg et al's (1995) Familien Fragenbogen, a self report questionnaire aimed to assess the two major EE-dimensions CC and EOI (Wiedemann et al, 2002) (My partner tries to change me, gets annoyed when I want something from him/her, usually agrees with me (reverse scoring), shows me (s)he cares for me (reverse scoring)), and one item that was adapted from Hooley and Teasdale's (1989) PC measure (My partner is critical of me). The latter item was also used as the single-item measure of PC (SIPC).…”

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Perceived criticism: Associations with perceiver characteristics and interpersonal behaviour

Gerlsma¹,

Duijn²,

Hale³

et al. 2009

Psychiatry Research

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a b s t r a c t a r t i c l e i n f oPerceived Criticism (PC) evolved in the context of Expressed Emotion (EE) research and, like EE, predicts the course of various psychiatric disorders. However, little is known about PC's validity. We examined (in Study 1) to what extent PC reflects the perceiver's current depressive and marital complaints, whether PC measures reciprocal criticism that characterizes dyads rather than individuals, and (in Study 2) whether PC reflects actual interactive behaviour. Both studies compared a single-item with a multi-item measure of PC. In Study 1, general community couples completed self-reports of PC, depressed mood, and marital dissatisfaction, and expressed their feelings in a brief EE interview (Five Minute Speech Samples). Multilevel analyses suggested that PC was associated with both partners' expressions of criticism, and the perceiver's depressive and marital complaints. In Study 2, general community couples completed self-reports of PC and participated in a videotaped problem solving interaction. Interactions were coded with the Kategorien system für partnerschaftliche Interaktion (KPI). PC was related to the partner's verbal and nonverbal expression of criticism and the perceiver's expression of nonverbal negative behaviour. Overall, the pattern of findings fits in well with theoretical formulations regarding EE, and supports the usefulness of PC measures as practical alternatives for the assessment of EE.

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“…Ambas pruebas necesitan ser grabadas y corregidas por personal entrenado, debiendo tener la corrección una fiabilidad interjueces del 80 %. Estas son las principales limitaciones que han hecho que se desarrollen pruebas breves de tipo autoinforme para evaluar la EE (Kavanagh et.al ., 1997;Wiedemann, Rayki, Feinstein y Hahlweg, 2002). Aunque al no estar libres de limitaciones las nueva pruebas desarrolladas, actualmente en la medida del nivel de EE se usan principalmente la CFI y MH (Hooley y Parker, 2006).…”

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Family expressed emotion and drug use in young / Emoción expresada familiar y uso de drogas en jóvenes

Becerra-García

2009

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(Recibido: 8/10/09 / Aceptado: 1/12/09) reSumen La familia es el principal agente de riesgo y protección de uso de droga a edades tempranas, sobre todo el factor de clima emocional familiar. La emoción expresada (EE) es un concepto que refleja la atmósfera emocional del hogar. Los componentes específicos de la EE, crítica, hostilidad y sobreimplicación emocional, son predictores importantes de recaída en diferentes patologías y en el abuso de drogas. El objetivo principal de este trabajo es describir la EE y examinar el papel del concepto en el uso de droga en jóvenes. En conclusión, la EE es una medida relevante, que necesita ser evaluada, en el uso de droga en jóvenes.Palabras clave: emoción expresada; familia; jóvenes; uso de drogas. AbStrActThe family is the main agent of risk and protection of drug use at younger ages, especially the family emocional climate factor. Expressed emotion (EE) is a concept reflecting the emotional atmosphere of the home environment. Specific components of EE, criticism, hostility and emotional over-involvement, they are important predictors of relapse in different pathologies and drug abuse. The main aim of this work is to describe the EE and examine the role of the concept in drug use in young

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The Family Questionnaire: Development and validation of a new self-report scale for assessing expressed emotion

Cited by 263 publications

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Expressed Emotion and Alexithymia in Mothers of Autistic Children

Expressed Emotion and Alexithymia in Mothers of Autistic Children

Perceived criticism: Associations with perceiver characteristics and interpersonal behaviour

Family expressed emotion and drug use in young / Emoción expresada familiar y uso de drogas en jóvenes

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