Currently submitted to: JMIR Preprints
Date Submitted: Nov 14, 2023
Open Peer Review Period: Nov 14, 2023 - Oct 29, 2024
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Development of a Behavioral Satisfaction Questionnaire for CBT Psychoanalysis
ABSTRACT
Background:
The research reports the development of a behavioral satisfaction questionnaire (BSQ) for the use in cognitive-behavioral therapies (CBTs).
Objective:
It is purposed for semi-structured psychoanalytic interviews, but can also be used for self-report. The design of BSQ seeks to organize a referential scale with a psychodynamic perspective, in order to bridge the gaps among neurological / psychiatric therapies, psychological therapy, and patient / visitor autonomy.
Methods:
The psychometric evaluations are dissected into different dimensions in the questionnaire design, with a paradigmatic conceptual framework.
Results:
The test trial has demonstrated high affinity with other major psychometric methods.
Conclusions:
The BSQ design is valid in overall assessments on complicated psychological case. Clinical Trial: The test trial is registered on ClinicalTrials.gov with the identifier NCT05930912.
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