The BDI taps a broad range of negative affect – not just depression – and is a highly efficient measure for detecting fluctuations in broad psychopathology and distress [ 41]. 8).
Supporting this view, stigma has been linked to a broad range of negative outcomes across the domains of mental and physical health, socioeconomic status, and education levels [ 16].
Briefly, neuroticism can be defined as the trait-like tendency to experience a broad range of negative feelings such as anxiety and distress [ 13].
The review documented a broad range of negative MHCP attitudes and behaviours affecting patient well-being, satisfaction with care and care seeking.
ADHD is known to have a broad range of negative outcomes for adults, including relatively high rates of criminality, poor job performance, lower occupational status, problems in social skills, poor driving records, and comorbid psychiatric disorders [ 14, 15, 34].
Loneliness seems to be strongly related to a broad range of negative emotional and cognitive states such as depression and anxiety [ 26], and it has been suggested that loneliness and depression may act synergistically to diminish well being [ 36].
The ALEQ is a self-report questionnaire that was developed by Hankin and Abramson [ 25] to assess a broad range of negative life events (e.g., school/achievement problems, friendship and romantic problems, and family problems) that occur during adolescence.
The ALEQ is a self-reported questionnaire developed by Hankin and Abramson [ 23] to assess a broad range of negative life events (e.g., school/achievement problems, friendship and romantic problems, and family problems) that occur during adolescence.
Exposure to IPV as a child is associated with a broad range of negative physical and mental health outcomes over the entire life course [ 4]; those so exposed are also significantly more likely to experience or perpetrate IPV in adulthood [ 4].
Samuelsson respects the older establishments, though he does not view the broader range of options as inherently negative.
