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Eestikeelse OCI-R küsimustiku valideerimine

Authors: Säde, Kadri;

Eestikeelse OCI-R küsimustiku valideerimine

Abstract

OCI-R (Foa jt, 2002) on usaldusväärne ja laialdaselt kasutatav küsimustik OKH sümptomite raskuse hindamisel. Kuus alaskaalat esindavad igaüks levinud OKH sümptomeid: Pesemine, Painamine, Kogumine, Korrastamine, Kontrollimine ja Neutraliseerimine. Käesolevas töös hinnati eestikeelse OCI-R (E-OCI-R) küsimustiku faktorstruktuuri, sisereliaablust, kordustestimise reliaablust ja eristavat valiidsust 650 osalejaga. Neist 144 olid psühhiaatrilise diagnoosiga indiviidid, kel esines kas obsessiiv-kompulsiivne häire, depressioon, ärevushäire, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa või autismispektrihäire. Kinnitav faktoranalüüs kordas originaalküsimustiku 6-faktorilist lahendit. Koguskaala sisereliaablus oli suurepärane (α = .909, ω = .911) ning kordustestimise reliaablus väga hea (rs = .758, p = .001). OKH-ga indiviidide E-OCI-R koguskoor erines meeleoluhäiretega ja tervete indiviidide E-OCI-R koguskoorist, kuid mitte ärevushäiretega indiviididest. E-OCI-R küsimustikku on alust pidada usaldusväärseks mõõtvahendiks OKH sümptomite hindamisel, kuid selle võime eristada OKH-ga indiviide teiste psüühikahäiretega indiviididest ja tervetest indiviididest vajab täiendavat kontrollimist suuremal kliinilisel valimil.

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Germany, Estonia
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obsessiiv-kompulsiivne häire, obsessive-compulsive disorder, confirmatory factor analysis, kinnitav faktoranalüüs, obsessive-compulsive inventory-revised, eestikeelne revideeritud obsessiiv-kompulsiivne küsimustik, assessment, magistritööd, hindamine

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