The Cambridge Depersonalisation Scale: a new instrument for the measurement of depersonalisation

Sierra, Mauricio; Berríos, Germán E.

doi:10.1016/s0165-1781(00)00100-1

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“…Each symptom is rated on frequency (score 0-4) and duration (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6). Frequency and duration scores are summed to obtain a total CDS score (range: 0-290), with higher scores indicating more frequent and/or more intense depersonalisation/derealisation symptoms.…”

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“…Its items screen for a broad range of dissociative symptoms, such as absorption, amnesia, and identity disturbances 3 . Another frequently used self-report scale is the Cambridge Depersonalisation Scale (CDS) that was specifically designed to screen for the subjective manifestations of depersonalisation (e.g., out-of-body experiences and lack of agency feelings) 4 .…”

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The overlap between dissociative symptoms and symptom over-reporting

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-Background and Objectives:The potential link between dissociative symptoms and symptom over-reporting has been given little attention. In two student samples (N's = 139 and 113) and a clinical sample (N = 21), we examined whether self-reported dissociative symptoms are related to symptom over-reporting.Methods: We relied on different measures of dissociation and over-reporting. In the clinical sample, we looked at whether the well-established link between dissociative symptoms and sleep disturbances would survive if we corrected for symptom over-reporting.Results: Dissociativity correlated with symptom over-reporting in the student samples, but not in the clinical sample. Correcting for over-reporting tendencies did not fundamentally alter the relationships between dissociative symptoms and sleep disturbances in the clinical sample.Conclusions: Our results suggest that the overlap between symptom over-reporting and dissociativity is much more a problem in nonclinical than in clinical samples.

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The overlap between dissociative symptoms and symptom over-reporting

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“…Soma-se a isso o tema de natureza pessoal e íntima abordado nesta pesquisa. Embora a tradução para o português do questionário que utilizamos neste estudo (CDS-BR) ainda careça de uma análise formal de validação transcultural para assegurar sua estabilidade, a Cambridge Depersonalization Scale é uma ferramenta testada e validada transculturalmente em diversos países (CDS, CDS-J, CDS-IV, CDS9, CDS-VE) 9 , mantendo sua acurácia e confiabilidade em diversos países onde foi testada 7,10,14,15 . Entretanto, recomenda-se cautela na interpretação destes resultados.…”

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“…O estudante respondeu a um formulário que abordava os seguintes dados pessoais: idade, gênero, renda familiar e per capita, série do curso de Medicina, área médica que pretende seguir, com quem reside, presença de filhos, estado civil, presença de repetência no curso, diagnóstico prévio de depressão, ansiedade ou uso de remédio controlado. Foi utilizado um questionário autoaplicável, denominado Cambridge Depersonalization Scale, traduzido para o português (CDS--BR) para avaliar o desfecho principal 9 . O questionário consiste em 29 itens que avaliam a frequência e duração das experiên- 9,10 .…”

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