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Discriminating “Seikatsu Ruikei” or Life Trait of Schizophrenics in Group Psychotherapy Situation (Part 1): Establishment of the scale and confirmation of the reliability Makoto HONDA 1 , Naoki KUMAGAI 2 , Akinobu HATA 3 , Masaru MIYAUCHI 4,5 1Tokyo Metropolitan Matsuzawa Hospital 2Tokyo Metropolitan Comprehensive Mental Health Center-Central District 3Fukushima Mental Health Center 4Department of Neuropsychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo 5National Center for Neurology and Psychiatry, Musashi Hospital Keyword: Life trait , Discrimination scale , Reliability , Schizophrenia , Group psychotherapy pp.25-32
Published Date 2002/1/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405902561
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 Seikatsu Rinsho, or treatment according to observed life patterns, is a Japanese theory about the aberrant patterns of social life exhibited by schizophrenics. The characteristic approaches to life shown by schizophrenics have been differentiated into two clusters: 'active' and 'passive' traits. The concept of life traits, or Seikatsu Ruikei. provides a useful therapeutic guideline for psychosocial rehabilitation. However, the concrete criteria for discrimination of life traits remain to he established.

 So we make a scale discriminating life traits by assessing the behavior of schizophrenics observed in a psychiatric day treatment center at Tokyo University Hospital, so called Day Hospital (DH). The experienced therapists (two psychiatric doctors and five nurses) selected 56 cases with typical life traits who finished DH treatment, and described their characteristic behaviors relating to life traits. We sorted and rearranged those descriptions, using the Kawakita Jiro method. and selected items according to the preliminary results. We finally established a life trait discrimination scale with four subscales (novelty, durability/stability, competitive tendency, inappropriate behavior) composed of eight items.

 We assessed the scale for internal consistency, test-retest reliability and interrater reliability, and confirmed the high reliability of the scale (Cronbach α=0.859, Spearman's rank correla-tion=0.831, ANOVA intraclass correlation coefficients=0.886).


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