Measuring appraisals following acquired spinal cord injury: A psychometric analysis of the primary and secondary appraisals of disability scale (PSADS)

Described as one of the most challenging events an individual can face (Evans et al., in press), the legacy of impairment following Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) often has lifelong consequences. Appraisals have been highlighted as a potentially important, but under researched construct, with regard to ad...

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Main Author:	Marshall, Rachel Elizabeth
Published:	University of Oxford 2008
Subjects:	617.482044
Online Access:	http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.490733

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description	Described as one of the most challenging events an individual can face (Evans et al., in press), the legacy of impairment following Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) often has lifelong consequences. Appraisals have been highlighted as a potentially important, but under researched construct, with regard to adjustment to SCI (Pollard & Kennedy, 2007). Furthermore, it has been argued that self-report measures specifically designed for SCI should be developed (Elfstrom et al, 2002). The current study aimed to develop a -reliable and valid appraisal scale (The Primary and Secondary Appraisals of Disability Scale; PSADS) for adult SCI populations.
author	Marshall, Rachel Elizabeth
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title	Measuring appraisals following acquired spinal cord injury: A psychometric analysis of the primary and secondary appraisals of disability scale (PSADS)
title_short	Measuring appraisals following acquired spinal cord injury: A psychometric analysis of the primary and secondary appraisals of disability scale (PSADS)
title_full	Measuring appraisals following acquired spinal cord injury: A psychometric analysis of the primary and secondary appraisals of disability scale (PSADS)
title_fullStr	Measuring appraisals following acquired spinal cord injury: A psychometric analysis of the primary and secondary appraisals of disability scale (PSADS)
title_full_unstemmed	Measuring appraisals following acquired spinal cord injury: A psychometric analysis of the primary and secondary appraisals of disability scale (PSADS)
title_sort	measuring appraisals following acquired spinal cord injury: a psychometric analysis of the primary and secondary appraisals of disability scale (psads)
publisher	University of Oxford
publishDate	2008
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Measuring appraisals following acquired spinal cord injury: A psychometric analysis of the primary and secondary appraisals of disability scale (PSADS)

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