Sentence examples for measures of thought from inspiring English sources
Studies have reported adequate internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha = .70), good divergent and convergent validity with measures of thought suppression and avoidant coping (Feldner, Zvolensky, Eifert, & Spira, 2003; Gratz, Rosenthal, Tull, Lejuez, & Gunderson, 2006; Hayes et al., 2004).
Large reductions were seen on a measure of psychological flexibility, and minor reductions were seen on measures of thought-action fusion and thought control.
The PTCI is a self-report measure of thoughts and beliefs arising in the context of traumatic events.
It includes eight subscales that measure disorders of thought content; perceptual abnormalities; conceptual disorganisation; motor changes; concentration and attention; emotion and affect; subjectively impaired energy and impaired tolerance to normal stress.
Because EMA allows for collection of frequent, repeated measures of individuals' thoughts and behaviors over time, it provides a powerful tool for examining within-person change processes.
To examine the level of agreement between measures of suicidal thoughts (those used by different interviewers), Cohen's Kappa and Gwet's AC1 were compared, with a percentage level of agreement calculated.
The CVD-AAQ measures acceptance of thoughts and feelings related to cardio-vascular illness and the degree to which they interfere with valued action.
And it is certainly rich enough to invite and repay a healthy measure of critical thought.
In recent years he has tempered the rollicking, explosive side of his pianism and brought a measure of weight, thought and maturity to his music making.
Finally subjects completed the White Bear Suppression Inventory (WBSI), a measure of habitual thought control, which has been shown to correlate with a postsuppressional rebound [33].
A mixture of qualitative and quantitative data were collected, including a Catastrophic Thoughts Questionnaire (CTQ) measure of catastrophic thoughts, based in part on Rosenstiel AK and Keefe FJ.
