2021
DOI: 10.1556/0406.21.2020.018
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A Mágikus Fogalomképzés Skála hazai változatának kialakítása

Abstract: Háttér: A pszichózisra való sérülékenység feltárása és a korai intervenció a klinikai gyakorlat és a kutatások fontos részét képezik. A Mágikus Fogalomképzés Skála az egyik leggyakrabban alkalmazott önjellemző kérdőív, amelyet a pszichózisra való hajlam feltárására dolgoztak ki. Meglepő azonban, hogy a Mágikus Fogalomképzés Skála pszicho­ metriai jellemzőit klinikai mintán szinte alig vizsgálták. Célkitűzés: A tanulmány fő célja a Mágikus Fogalomképzés Skála faktorszerkezetének feltárása nagy elemszámú egyetem… Show more

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“…Currently, this complex relationship remains unclear given that the self-reported MI measure has both adaptive and non-adaptive components. The MIS is composed of different elements, namely, paranormal beliefs and magical causality, which are on opposite ends of the magical dimension (Horan et al, 2004;Chun et al, 2019;Rózsa et al, 2020). Magical causality facilitates knowledge generation during unusual experiences.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Currently, this complex relationship remains unclear given that the self-reported MI measure has both adaptive and non-adaptive components. The MIS is composed of different elements, namely, paranormal beliefs and magical causality, which are on opposite ends of the magical dimension (Horan et al, 2004;Chun et al, 2019;Rózsa et al, 2020). Magical causality facilitates knowledge generation during unusual experiences.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Magical Ideation Scale (MIS) was introduced by Eckblad and Chapman (1983) and contains 30 items that are scored based on a true/false response format (national adaptation by Rózsa et al, 2020). The MIS is a unidimensional scale for measuring the rate of unrealistic invalid causations and false beliefs, as well as assessing schizotypal traits and proneness to psychosis (a few sample items: "If reincarnation were true it would explain some unusual experiences I have had" and "I have worried that people on other planets may be influencing what happens on Earth").…”
Section: The Magical Ideation Scalementioning
confidence: 99%