Question

Work and social adjustment scale definition

Answer 1

The Work and social adjustment scale (W&SAS) is a simple 5-item measure of general social impairment which grew out of a study of change during psychotherapy.

Originally a 4-item scale (work, home, social, and private leisure) used to rate disability in phobia research, Mundt et al (2002 adapted it to measure the outcome of most patients in treatment and later added its fifth item concerning .

Answer 2

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▪Background:-

Dysfunction is an integral part of chronic insomnia. Despite this, very little effort has yet been made to design and psychometrically validate an insomnia-specific measure of dysfunction.

# Aims:

The purpose was to examine the psychometric properties of the Work and Social Adjustment Scale (WSAS) as a measure of dysfunction in chronic insomnia. Method: Seventy-three patients with chronic insomnia from three subsamples participated...

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