golstein 1988 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologySchizophreniaA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: allystrawberryxCreated on: 27-01-16 20:22 what year was the study conducted? 1988 1 of 28 how many studies were there? 2 2 of 28 what was the aim of study 1? to see if the DSM is reliable 3 of 28 what was the aim of study 2? to see if males or females had more severe experiences with schizophrenia 4 of 28 how many participants were there? 199 5 of 28 where did it take place? new york city 6 of 28 what was the age range of participants? 18-45 7 of 28 all participants were diagnosed with the early stages of schizophrenia, with which DSM? DSM3 8 of 28 did any of the participants have a history of substance misuse? no 9 of 28 how did golstein show test-retest reliability? patients were re-diagnosed with DSM3 10 of 28 what type of test was this? single blind test as the psychiatrists didn't know the patients had previously been diagnosed 11 of 28 how did she show inter-rater reliability? by getting different people to re-diagnose the participants including herself 12 of 28 how many male and female participants did she use in the inter-rater reliability part? 4 and 4 13 of 28 how many participants were re-diagnosed with schizophrenia? 169 14 of 28 why were less participants re-diagnosed with schizophrenia? DSM 3 is more stringent 15 of 28 what correlation did the inter-rater reliability show? +0.80 16 of 28 in study 2,what research methods were used? interviews and questionnaires 17 of 28 what info were the interviews used to get? symptoms 18 of 28 what info were the questionnaires used to get? premorbid functioning 19 of 28 where did goldstien get her secondary data from? hospitals 20 of 28 why did she need the secondary data? to see how many times each patient had been re-hospitalised and how long they spent in hospital 21 of 28 how long was the intervals between the interviews and questionnaires? 5 and 10 years 22 of 28 what type of study was it? longitudinal 23 of 28 did males or females have more severe schizophrenia? males 24 of 28 how significant? very significant (0.05) 25 of 28 who were re-hospitalised more? males 26 of 28 what was the conclusion for study 1? the DSM was reliable 27 of 28 what was the conclusion for study 2? males have more severe experiences of schizophrenia 28 of 28
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