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It was adapted and validated by Gouveia et al. for Brazilian school children [ 19].

Risk attitude was measured by six items (see Table 2) from the Jackson Personality Inventory-Revised [ 14], adapted and validated by Pearson et al [ 15].

20 In our study, the Chinese version of the SF-36 questionnaire, translated, adapted and validated by Lu et al 21 was used.

Our study will use the Spanish version of the questionnaire, trans-culturally adapted and validated by the Kovacs Foundation, in collaboration with a team of researchers from various hospitals, including the Kovacs Foundation and different PHCCs.

The quantitative measurement of patients' perceptions and experiences of receiving care for chronic conditions was made using the PACIC questionnaire [ 63], which was translated into Malay language, cross-culturally adapted and validated by the investigators prior to the commencement of the study.

The CFS has now been adapted and validated for administration by health research coordinators and by telephone interview, making it practically useful in the critical care setting where obtaining collateral history from family members and friends is an integral part of the information-gathering process [ 31].

The BSI was also adapted and validated for Sri Lanka by A.S. 27 The Semi-Structured Explanatory Model Interview (SEMI) developed by Lloyd et al is a framework for eliciting salient information relevant to the management of medically unexplained symptoms.

After preincubation in KRB, striatal slices were maintained in a nutritive incubation medium composed of 50% of KRB, 50% DMEM, 20 mM HEPES, and 100 µg/ml gentamicin, at 37°C in a CO2 atmosphere, as used in organotypic slices cultures (Gahwiler, 1987; Gahwiler et al., 1997) and previously adapted and validated to tissue slices by Molz et al.

The dependent variable was social support, assessed by the Medical Outcomes Study-Social Support Survey (MOS-SSS) which was developed by Shebourne and Stewart [ 17] and adapted and validated in the Spanish version by De la Revilla et al. [ 18] (Additional file 1).

The questionnaire was developed and validated by Lebovitz et al [ 44], and subsequently translated, adapted and validated into Italian [ 24, 42].

The scale was adapted and validated for the context of Paraíba by Albuquerque et al. (2010), in a sample of 342 elderly.