Adolescent Suicidal Behavior and Popular Self - Report Instruments of Depression, Social Desirability, and Anxiety  

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Meyer, Robert G. ; Connell, David K.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Adolescence vol. 26 no. 101 (1991), page 113-120.
Topik: depression; anxiety; social desirability; depression; suicidal behavior

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Popular self - report inventories of depression, hopelessness, social desirability and anxiety, along with the suicidal behaviours questionnaire, were completed by 150 college students. Tanaka - matsumi and kameoka (1986) had questioned the use of popular depression instruments in the assessment of this population, due to the high correlation between depression, anxiety, and social desirability scales. The present experiment also found significant correlations between the self - report insturments and suicidal behaviours. These findings may be due to the fact that anxiety and depression are often found together in clinical settings, and that the content of depression and anxiety scales is not specific to those constructs.

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