1.Researches on Reliability and Validity of some Mental Health Measures for the Elderly Peaple.
Jinrong MEI ; Qi YI ;
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 1993;0(01):-
The purpose of this study was to ascertain the usefullness of four mental health measures in their application to Chinese elderly subjects. These measures which included CES—D, GHQ—30, LSI, and MST were adapted to assess general symptoms of depression and minor psychiatic disorder, life satisfaction, and mental state of the elderly people. Results of these findings indicated that split—half and test—retest reliabilities of these measures were highly satisfactory. With respect to validity, test performace of a group of psychiatric patients (N=31) and normal elderly subjects (N=30) were found to be significantly differencetiated. Furthermore, the pattern of scores obtained by the psychiatric patients also matched well with the clinical diagnosis made by a consultant. Normative data in an old—old sample (N=554) revealed mild to moderate correlations between measures, reflecting favourably on their convergent validity. Significant sex differences were found, which necessitated the establishment of separate norms for males and females subjects.
2.The Neurobehavioral Cognitive Status Examination(NCSE)
Yan ZHU ; Yi WANG ; Wen-Min WANG ;
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 1993;0(02):-
Objective:This article has summarized the second generation cognitive screening exam(NCSE) about it's subtests,methods of use,applicability,characteristics and flaws.
3.Mental Health of Primary-middle school Teachers in Guangdong
Lian QIU ;
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 2001;0(03):-
Objective:To investigate mental health state of primary-middle school teachers in Guangdong.Methods:1321 primary-middle school teachers in Guangdong were administered SCL-90. Results:The mental health of Primary-middle school teachers was worse than that of Chinese norm, and 23.92% of them was worse in at least one item. There was significant difference between different teacher groups. The mental health of teachers from primary school,especially the male teachers and teaders with lower educational level was an important issue.Conclusion: Primary-middle school teachers need more help to improve their mental health.
4.A Discussion on Emotionality of Chinese Archaic Ideologist
Ying-Mei CHI ; Deng-Feng WANG ;
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 2001;0(03):-
This paper mainly discussed how Chinese archaic ideologist realize emotionality. The contents include five aspects: emotionality is related to human nature and morality; Chinese pay more attention to cultivate himself according to morality, control his emotion and need, keep harmonious relationship with others, emotionality is in association with or- gans. The author thought that the meaning of Chinese emotionality is not only the emotional reaction of oneself, but in- volves comprehensive features of individual emotional response, dealing with matters and behaviors, and it is closely relat- ed to the cultivation of morality and human nature and relative to human nature and morality. Chinese opinion is different from western psychologists’thoughts.
5.Establishment of English Self-efficacy Questionnaire and Analysis of Its Reliability and Validity
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 2006;0(06):-
Objective: The research aims at examining the reliability and validity of the self-designed English Self-efficacy Questionnaires(ESEQ).Methods: It was conducted with 669(501,168) non-English major college students as its subjects.Results: ①ESEQ consisted of 17 items and two sub-questionnaires: English learning behavior efficacy(ESEQ1),English learning ability efficacy(ESEQ2).②ESEQ,ESEQ1 and ESEQ2 all reached a set standard of reliability and validity.③English self-efficacy of female students was remarkably higher than that of their male counterparts(P
6.Development of Parental Punishment Style Questionnaire
Fang LI ; Wei HE ; Wen-Xin ZHANG ;
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 2006;0(06):-
Objective: To develop parental punishment style the questionnaire. Methods: Based upon previous literature about parental punishment style and expert interview, data were collected for the parental punishment style questionnaire. A sample of 1028 junior high school students were asked to complete the questionnaire and 158 of them was given retest after a month. Results: Taken from the questionnaire by exploratory factor analysis four factors were compatible. The results of confirmatory factor analysis showed a good fit to the data. The internal consistency reliability of father and mother questionnaire was satisfactory, with Cronbach ? coefficient 0.91; and the test-retest reliability was also satisfactory, with test-retest correlation coefficient 0.88 and 0.89, which showed good content validity and high construct validity. Conclusion: The questionnaire has good reliability and validity, and meets the need of psychometrics.
7.The Influential Factors of Mental Health in Rural High-school Students
Bing ZOU ; Xing-Li XIE ;
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 2000;0(04):-
Objective:To investigate the influential factors of mental health in rural high-school students by structural equation modeling.Methods:447 rural high-school students were tested by Mental Health test,Adolescent Self-rating Life Events Check list,Social Support Scale and Trait Coping Style questionnaire,then theoretical model were established and confirmed for the relationships of life events,social support,coping styles and mental health of rural high-school students.Results:The structural equation modeling fitted the data very well(?2/df=3.56,GFI=0.940,AGFI=0.902,NFI= 0.913,CFI=0.901,RMSEA=0.048),the theoretical model suppose was supported by the use of structural equation modeling.Conclusion:Social supports and coping styles have direct influence on mental health of rural high-school students.Life events have indirect influence on mental health through social supports and coping styles.
8.A Study on the Effect of Gum Chewing on Attention
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 2008;16(5):485-488
Purpose: To investigate the effect of gum chewing on the cognitive function of attention. Methods: Based on gum chewing habit, trait-anxiety variable, and different treatments(with or without gum chewing) during experiment,181 college students with good health were assigned to four groups GH (with chewing gum treatment and habit), GL (with chewing gum treatment, no habit), CH (no treatment,has habit) and CL (no treatment,no habit). Two attention tasks: Continuous Performance Test (CPT-AX) and Conjunctive Search Task (CST) were performed by all subjects in the laboratory.Results: Chewing gum during experiment had positive effect on attention performance, and the habit of gum chewing played an important role. Conclusion: Gum chewing had positive effect on attention performance, suggesting the effects mainly came from the familiarity of gum-chewing.
9.The Effect of Objective Life Status and Psychological Factors on the Life Satisfaction in Retired Cadres
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 2001;9(2):146-147
Objective:To explore effect of objective life status and psychological factors on the life satisfaction (SLS) in retired carders.Methods:Two hundred and forty-four retired carders were assessed with Quality of Life Inventory (QOLI), The Elderly's Coping Style Questionaire and Social Support Questionaire.Results:The correlation analysis showed that SLS was significantly related with OIQL, coping style, social support,and life expectation.Multiple stepwise regression analysis revealed that objective indicators about physical state and mental state from OIQL distancing style from positive coping and social support had significant effect on SLS.
10.Mental Health Status and Relevant Factors of the Patients with Hepatitis B
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 2001;9(2):414-142
Objective:To study the the mental health and relevant factors of patients with hepatitis B. Methods: 58 cases of patients with hepatitis B were assessed with the Social Support Scale, Symptom Checklist-90 (SCL-90), Trait Coping Questionnaire and compared with healthy person. Results: All patients had obvious psychosomatic symptoms. The mental health level was negatively correlated with postive coping style and social support. Conclusion: Several psychosocial factors played an important role in the onset and trealment of Hepatitis B disease.