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Identifying State Self-Criticism Subscales Within the Brief Symptoms Inventory: Analyses of Data from Israeli Young Adults

2022-03-06

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<p>Recent works in personality and psychopathology emphasize both trait and state self-criticism as transdiagnostic risk factors for mental disorders. Yet, common screening and intake measures do not include assessment of state self-criticism. We provide a reanalysis of data from nine samples (total N=1,442), with the aim to identify and validate a state self-criticism subscale within the Brief Symptoms Inventory...

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