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Merske karakteristike vprašalnika za merjenje izida terapije CORE-OM na študentski populaciji

Year: 2015

Type: article

Abstract: CORE - OM (»Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation – Outcome Measure«) is a standardised, reliable and validated questionnaire used to evaluate the effectiveness of psychotherapeutic treatment. In our study, we administered an online Slovenian version of the questionnaire to Slovenian population of 469 students (318 female and 151 male). We performed basic psychometric analysis for non-clinical population. A strong non-normal distribution of the results has shown distinctly right asymmetry, which can be attributed to the characteristics of the non-clinical population. Comparing internal consistency coefficients to those from the original questionnaire, we concluded that the two are psychometrically similar. The items from the risk domain have shown to be the least psychometrically adequate, but the questionnaire has been primarily intended for clinical population. Overall, the questionnaire seems to be psychometrically adequate, but should be nevertheless further validated in Slovenian clinical population, especially in terms of sensitivity to change in the psychotherapeutic process.

Source: Kairos – Slovenska revija za psihoterapijo

Authors: Frelih, Tisa, Čermak Hauko, Nika, Modic, Karmen Urška, Žvelc, Gregor

Language: Slovenian

Topic: Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications

Subfield: Clinical Psychology

Field: Psychology

Domain: Social Sciences

SDG: Good health and well-being

Open Access status: diamond

OpenAlex ID: W7215648016

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