The Development of a Clinical Rating Scale the McMaster Model of Family Functioning
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Auteurs : Ivan W. Miller ; Robert I. Kabacoff ; Nathan B. Epstein ; Duane S. Bishop ; Gabor I. Keitner ; Lawrence M. Baldwin ; H. I. J. Van Der SpuySource :
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This article describes the development and validation of the McMaster Clinical Rating Scale (MCRS). The MCRS is a 7‐item scale designed to be completed by a trained rater after completion of an in‐depth interview of the family. We present data from four new studies and review previously published articles concerning the reliability, validity, and clinical utility of the MCRS. Adequate interrater reliability and rater stability were obtained. The MCRS was found to correlate significantly with the self‐report Family Assessment Device and to discriminate between families in different phases of a depressive disorder.
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