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The development and psychometric properties of a self-report Catastrophising Questionnaire

2020-03-24

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<p>Catastrophising is a cognitive process that can be defined as predicting the worst possible outcome. It has been shown to be related to psychiatric diagnoses such as depression and anxiety, yet there are no self-report questionnaires specifically measuring it outside the context of pain research. Here, we therefore develop a novel, comprehensive self-report measure of general catastrophising. We performed five...

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1362f22e-1e07-5388-adfc-1c6e7e0405e0
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10.31234/osf.io/h726k
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