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Table 5.1 (continued)
Assessment tool Comment
COPE: Carver Assesses 13 lower-order strategies using four
et al. ( 1989 ) questions assigned to each of the following
sub-scales: active
coping, planning, suppression of competing
activities, restraint coping, seeking social
support for instrumental reasons, seeking
social support for emotional reasons, positive
reinterpretation and growth, acceptance,
turning to religion, focus on and venting of
emotions, denial, behavioural disengagement,
and mental disengagement.
Brief COPE: A shortened version of the COPE designed
Carver ( 1997 ) for use when participant response burden is a
considering factor. This questionnaire asks 28
questions on a four-point Likert scale.
NEO personality A 300-question personality diagnostic
inventory: Costa measuring an individual’s “Extraversion,
and McCrae Agreeableness, Conscientiousness,
( 1985 ) Neuroticism, and Openness to Experience.
NEO five- factor The NEO-FFI is a 60 items using 5-point
inventory (NEO- ratings: Openness, Conscientiousness,
FFI) model: Costa Extraversion, Agreeableness and
and McCrae Neuroticism.
( 1989 )
Penn inventory The Penn Inventory is a 26-item self-report
(PENN) measure that assesses DSM-IV symptoms
(PTSD tool): of Posttraumatic stress disorder. It can be
Hammarberg used with clients with multiple traumatic
( 1992 ) experiences because symptoms are not keyed
to any particular traumatic event.
Post-traumatic The PSS is a 17-item self-report measure of
stress disorder Post-traumatic stress disorder.
symptom scale
(PSS): Foa et al.
( 1993 )