Initial validation of an instrument to evaluate early trauma: The EARLY Scale - 29/10/19
, D. Mosquera-Barral b , A.M. Leeds c , M.A. Santed-German d Bienvenido a EM-consulte, la referencia de los profesionales de la salud.
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Abstract |
Introduction |
Identification of traumatic events in childhood and adolescence are truly relevant to understand how these situations affects to adult's psychopathology.
Objective |
This study presents a scale to identify both continuous and discrete traumatic events happening in family, school, or between equals, below the age of 18.
Method |
An initial questionnaire was designed and then submitted to a process of analysis, which led to a reformulation of the items. The instrument was applied in a sample of 522 psychiatric outpatients from different populations of Galicia.
Results |
The results show a high reliability of the instrument, which is divided into three sections. The first part of the test (EARLY-G) is related to traumatic events happening in different contexts. The second part (EARLY-FP) includes indicators of healthy care by the main caretakers, which is structured as a single factor. The third (EARLY-FN), includes adverse relational situations within the family. In this third section 7 factors have been identified: Emotional neglect, Overprotection, Physical abuse, Witnessing problems at home, Role reversal, High demand and Emotional abuse.
Conclusions |
The questionnaire seems to be reliable and valid.
El texto completo de este artículo está disponible en PDF.Keywords : Assessment, Early trauma, Trauma scale, Interpersonal trauma, Childhood experiences
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Vol 3 - N° 4
P. 229-233 - novembre 2019 Regresar al número
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