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Test-retest reliability of the Seasonal Pattern Assessment Questionnaire in Old Order Amish.

Ryan M Kuehner1, Dipika Vaswani, Uttam K Raheja, Aamar Sleemi, Hassaan Yousufi, Hira Mohyuddin, Nadine Postolache, Gagan Virk Nijjar, Teodor T Postolache.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Research on test-retest reliability of the Season Pattern Assessment Questionnaire (SPAQ) is sparse, and to date, has not been done with subgroups such as the Old Order Amish.
METHODS: We examined the test-retest reliability of the SPAQ in a sample of Old Order Amish. A total of 68 Old Order Amish participants completed the SPAQ twice, with 4 months between administrations. Quantitative data analyses were carried out to determine respective strengths of test-restest reliability for two variables [i.e., Global Seasonality Score (GSS), and Problem Rating Score (PRS)]. RESULTS AND
CONCLUSIONS: Results revealed the test-retest reliability of the SPAQ in this population to be strong within the respective variables (GSS, α= 0.87; and PRS, α= 0.79) using Cronbach's alpha.

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Keywords:  Amish; Season Pattern Assessment Questionnaire (SPAQ); depression; seasonal affective disorder (SAD); seasonality; test-retest

Year:  2013        PMID: 23565353      PMCID: PMC3615025          DOI: 10.1515/ijdhd-2012-0125

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Int J Disabil Hum Dev        ISSN: 2191-0367


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