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Assessment of Dissociation Symptoms Using the Dissociation Questionnaire (DIS-Q-J):A preliminary report Yusuke MATSUI 1 , Kiwamu TANAKA 1 , Kenichi NAITO 1 , Haruko FUKUSHIMA 2 , Toshiko CHIHARA 3 , Kiyoshi MAEDA 1 1Department of Psychiatry, Kobe University of Medical Science, Kobe, Japan 2Kofu Hospital 3Onishi Clinic Keyword: Dissociation , Dissociative questionnaire , Dissociative experience pp.49-54
Published Date 2010/1/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405101554
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 In a routine psychiatric clinical setting, clinicians often identify dissociation symptoms;therefore, evaluation of these symptoms is necessary. The dissociative experiences scale (DES) is widely used for this purpose, and the dissociation questionnaire (DIS-Q) has also been adopted in European countries.

 DIS-Q is a self-reporting questionnaire that was developed by Vanderlinden et al. (Vanderlinden, 1993). DIS-Q has been translated and is being used in several European countries. Our group translated DIS-Q into Japanese with the permission of the author, Vanderlinden (Fukushima, et al., 2001). DIS-Q comprises 63 items, and these items assess 4 main factors:ability to identify confusion/fragmentation, 25 items;loss of behavioral control, 18 items;amnesia, 14 items;absorption, 6 items. Each item has 5 different alternatives, one of which can be selected as an answer.

 In this investigation, 68 normal subjects were used to validate the items in the questionnaires and improve the coincidence index of test-retest reliability.


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