2020
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-42735/v1
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Development and Psychometric Investigation of Career Problems Inventory for Bipolar Disorder Patients

Abstract: Background In order to measurement of career problems of bipolar mood patients, this study was performed on the 108 people that were selected by purposeful sampling, which were consisted of two sample groups (non-clinical participants, N = 53) and (bipolar participants, N = 55). Method: The inventory is including 81 items. In order to determine reliability of CPI-BD was used internal consistency and temporal stability method. Factor analysis was investigated and content, construct and convergent validity of … Show more

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“…The BDSI is a 74 items self-reported inventory used to assess the subtle symptoms of bipolar disorder [32]. The participant is asked to answer with yes (1) or no (0) according to "how much they were affected by the item over their past life".…”
Section: Bipolar Disorder Symptom Inventory (Bdsi)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The BDSI is a 74 items self-reported inventory used to assess the subtle symptoms of bipolar disorder [32]. The participant is asked to answer with yes (1) or no (0) according to "how much they were affected by the item over their past life".…”
Section: Bipolar Disorder Symptom Inventory (Bdsi)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As mentioned in the item generation section content validity of the CPI-BD was investigated and con rmed by ve psychologists who were expert in bipolar disorder and career counseling research. Convergent validity of the CPI-BD was investigated by estimating the correlation coe cients between the CPI-BD and its subscales and bipolar disorder symptom inventory BDSI [32]. The total CPI-BD in non-clinical participants and bipolar participants respectively was correlated with the BDSI (r= .79, P< .000, N=53), (r= .78, P< .000, N=55) respectively.…”
Section: Validitymentioning
confidence: 99%