This measure is comprised of three subscales.
This measure is comprised of an uncued 3-item recall test and a clock drawing test.
The measure is comprised of two components, one to evaluate acute care (hospital) and the other post-acute care (discharge, follow-up).
This measure is comprised of 40 items – five for each coping strategy – that should be answered on a scale of frequency ranging from 1 (never used) to 5 (always used).
This measure is comprised of eight domains: living situation (three items), daily activities (four items), family (two items), social relations (three items), finances (three items), legal and safety issues (three items), health (three items), and work (three items).
The measure is comprised of 12 items emphasizing uncertainty that has arisen in a current situation (e.g., "Unforeseen events associated with this situation upset me greatly"; "I always want to know what the future has in store for me for this situation"; "I should be able to organize everything in advance for this situation").
This composite measure was comprised of 15 items with six response categories on a Likert response scale (i.e., strongly disagree to strongly agree).
The final revised ASD is an 11-item measure that is comprised of 6 items from the morning diary and 5 items from the evening diary.
These qualities are the reason that the international kilogram prototype, maintained by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures near Paris, is comprised of a 90-10 percent platinum-iridium alloy (read more here).
This might reflect the fact that SF-36, which was used to measure physical health, is comprised of different items or skills than those included in MHAQ, e.g. walking long distances and doing outdoor activities [ 18, 23, 24].
