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Development of a Scale of the Sense of Coping Ability (SSCA) for People with Eating Disorders Hatsuki MAKINO 1,2 , Aki BABA 2 , Sayaka KOBAYASHI 3 , Yuko UCHIDA 4 , Junichiro ITO 2 1Department of Mental Health, School of Health Sciences and Nursing, The University of Tokyo 2Department of Psychiatric Rehabilitation, National Institute of Mental Health, NCNP 3Department of Psychiatry, Tokyo Women's Medical University Hospital 4Omoigane Co. Ltd. Keyword: Sense of coping ability , Eating disorders , Psychoeducation pp.249-255
Published Date 2004/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405100450
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 Objective It is important in the treatment of eating disorders to assist patients to cope with not only eating habits but also with other various consequential difficulties by using a bio-psycho-social approach, for example, psycho education. We focused on the sense of being able to cope with difficulties. If the patient has this sense strongly, he/she will get suffcient knowledge and learn various ways to cope with the difficulty, so he/she can select a coping action applicable to the situation. It seems that this sense was improved through a psycho educational approach. However, little interest has been shown in this sense so far. So to examine the effect of psychoeducation, we developed a scale to assess the sense of being being able to cope with eating disorders. Subjects 66 people with eating disorders (EDG) and 218 normal people as a control group (Ctrl). Method 17 items were decided on based on existing coping scales. The scale items were determinied through factor analysis. We named this The Scale of the Sense of Coping Ability (SSCA). Its reliability and validity were examined. Result Some items were deleted because of factor contribution. There were three factors named “Awareness of little changes”. Cronbach's alpha of the SSCA or every factor was 0.67-0.80. SSCA and factors were correlated with Rosenberg's Self-Eseem. EDG were divided into a Good group and a Poor group according to the SSCA total score. The Good group had a better for GHQ score, apathy and un- purposed feeling, and social support shan the Poor group. The GHQ score and social support didn't differ significantly between the Good group and the Ctrl. The Poor group was more negative than the Ctrl in unpurposed feeling, and social support. Conclusion A Scale of the Sense of Coping Ability (three factors and 12 items) was developed. It has some reliability and validity. It is suggested that this scale is a useful treatment strategy for eating disorders.


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