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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Estudos de validade da escala de depend?ncia alco?lica do millon clinical multiaxial inventory iii para o Brasil

Sousa, Heloisa Karmelina Carvalho de 20 May 2011 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T15:38:53Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 HeloisaKCS_DISSERT.pdf: 1122622 bytes, checksum: deb681a00b9e4783f5bbe27f6cccc4a1 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2011-05-20 / This study has as main objectives to translate and to adapt the MCMI-III to brazilian Portuguese, as well as investigate and analyze the involved modifications in the Alcohol Dependence Scale concerning to the results obtained on the validity and on the process of adaptation to Brazil. The inventory was translated and, posteriorly, applied on people with different reading levels to certify that the items are understandable to public in general, from diverse places of the country, divided into clinical and non-clinical groups. Were evaluated 2855 subjects between the ages of 18 and 85 years old, male and female, resident and dwellers of Brazilian cities. The application methods were face-to-face and computerized. Results showed that the clinical group presented significant differences between the means in comparison to the non-clinical group. Through the application of the General Health Questionnaire were developed studies related to the achievement of convergent validity and its results pointed to the relation between the instrument scores and the MCMI-III. The Alcohol Dependence Scale analysis indicated that people who reported abusive use of alcohol had highest scores, indicating adequacy of the instrument on identifying manifestation of disorders and syndromes. Nevertheless, further studies are necessary to the establishment of normative patterns to the Brazilian sample / Esse estudo tem como principais objetivos traduzir e adaptar o MCMI-III para o portugu?s brasileiro, bem como investigar e analisar as modifica??es envolvidas na escala de Depend?ncia de ?lcool do instrumento original em rela??o aos resultados obtidos na validade e no processo de adapta??o para o Brasil. O invent?rio foi traduzido e posteriormente administrado em pessoas com n?veis variados de leitura para certificar-se de que os itens pudessem ser compreendidos pelo p?blico em geral, de diversos locais do pa?s, divididos em grupo cl?nico e grupo n?o cl?nico. Foram avaliados 2855 sujeitos com idades de 18 a 85 anos, dos sexos feminino e masculino, residentes e domiciliados em cidades brasileiras. As formas de administra??o foram modo presencial e modo informatizado. Os resultados demonstraram que o grupo cl?nico apresentou diferen?as significativas entre as m?dias com rela??o ao grupo n?o cl?nico. Por meio da administra??o do Question?rio Geral de Sa?de desenvolveram-se estudos quanto ? obten??o de validade convergente cujos resultados apontaram a rela??o entre os escores desse instrumento e o MCMI-III. A an?lise da escala de Depend?ncia do ?lcool apontou que pessoas que relataram ter feito uso abusivo de ?lcool pontuaram mais alto, indicando a adequa??o do instrumento em identificar manifesta??es de transtornos e s?ndromes. Contudo, ainda s?o necess?rios estudos posteriores para estabelecimento de padr?es normativos para a amostra brasileira

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