Статтю присвячено проблемі підвищення продуктивності вивчення лексичного матеріалу студентами немовних вищих навчальних закладів.The article is devoted to the problem of rising productivity of learning new lexical material by students of non-linguistic high educational establishments

Boelen, Paul A.

Eisma, Maarten C.

Schut, Henk A.W.

Stroebe, Margaret S.

Stroebe, Wolfgang

van den Bout, Jan

University of Groningen

Development and psychometric evaluation of the Utrecht Grief Rumination Scale

Maarten C. Eisma

Margaret S. Stroebe

Henk A. W. Schut

Jan van den Bout

Paul A. Boelen

Wolfgang Stroebe

Crossref

Journal of Psychopathology and Behavioral Assessment

Development and Psychometric Evaluation of the Utrecht Grief Rumination Scale

Two different types of ruminative coping, depressive rumination and grief rumination, negatively influence bereavement outcome. Although grief-specific rumination is likely to be relevant in the bereavement context no internationally validated scale to measure grief rumination exists. Therefore, the current contribution aims to validate the Utrecht Grief Rumination Scale (UGRS), a scale developed to measure grief-specific rumination, in an English sample. Psychometric properties of the English UGRS were compared with those in a Dutch sample. 204 British adults (89 % women, 11 % men), bereaved on average 16 months ago, and 316 Dutch adults (88 % women, 12 % men), bereaved on average 12 months ago, filled out online questionnaires. Different types of rumination (grief rumination, brooding, reflection, trait rumination) and symptoms of psychopathology (anxiety, depression, complicated grief) were measured. A correlated five factor model provided the best fit for the UGRS. Multi-group comparisons showed that the factor structures of the English and Dutch version of the UGRS were highly similar across language groups. The UGRS showed excellent reliability. Results further supported the construct, convergent, divergent and concurrent validity of the English UGRS. The psychometric properties of the Dutch UGRS corroborated these findings. The UGRS appears a valid instrument to assess grief-specific rumination in international research and may have potential applicability as a clinical instrument to assess rumination in individuals with problematic grief

Stroebe, Margaret

Schut, Henk A W

Van Den Bout, Jan

Utrecht University Repository

Development and psychometric evaluation of the Utrecht grief rumination scale

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Полікарпова, Ю.О.

Наукова електронна бібліотека періодичних видань НАН України (Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine)