STAI

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STAI	State-Trait Anxiety Inventory

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The STAI is a widely-used trait measure for anxiety, which has 20 items, each with four response options, from strongly agree to strongly disagree. The relationship between negative mood and sexuality in heterosexual ... by Graham, Cynthia A. / The Journal of Sex Research The responses on the CES-D Scale and STAI measures indicated that the levels of depression and anxiety found in the general population were lower than those found in people with psychiatric disorders. Contribution of psychosocial and mechanical variables to physical ... by Olney, Sandra J. / Physical Therapy The STAI is a 40-item self-report Likert-type instrument in which subjects respond to items such as "I feel at ease" by marking "Not at all" (1), "Somewhat," (2) "Moderately so," (3) or "Very much so" (4). COLLEGE STUDENTS' ACADEMIC STRESS AND ITS RELATION TO THEIR ANXIETY, ... by McKean, Michelle / American Journal of Health Studies More results

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The STAI is a widely-used trait measure for anxiety, which has 20 items, each with four response options, from strongly agree to strongly disagree.

The relationship between negative mood and sexuality in heterosexual ... by Graham, Cynthia A. / The Journal of Sex Research

The responses on the CES-D Scale and STAI measures indicated that the levels of depression and anxiety found in the general population were lower than those found in people with psychiatric disorders.

Contribution of psychosocial and mechanical variables to physical ... by Olney, Sandra J. / Physical Therapy

The STAI is a 40-item self-report Likert-type instrument in which subjects respond to items such as "I feel at ease" by marking "Not at all" (1), "Somewhat," (2) "Moderately so," (3) or "Very much so" (4).

COLLEGE STUDENTS' ACADEMIC STRESS AND ITS RELATION TO THEIR ANXIETY, ... by McKean, Michelle / American Journal of Health Studies

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