A Vignette-Based Measure of Mental Health Literacy (PDR-V): Reliability, Validity, and Mindfulness Associations in a Cross-Sectional Sample
Matea Gerbeza, Saba Salimuddin, Jenna Kazeil, Shadi Beshai · 2025
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Matea Gerbeza, Saba Salimuddin, Jenna Kazeil, and Shadi Beshai tested a new tale based test of mind health knowledge. Many who feel strain of mind do not seek the care on hand. In part they can not name the ills. The new gauge, called PDR-V, asks men and women to read short case tales drawn from rule books. Ills took in low mood, fear states, bipolar ill, and strain past a bad event. Each then shows if they can name each woe.
A set of 299 men and women did the tales next to known scales. Calm mind state, low mood, fear, and views on care hunts were gauged too. The team checked the new test's trust scores and how well it lined up with past knowledge gauges. Tale tests probe name skill in true life scenes, not bare facts. That may foretell who seeks help more truly.
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| CREATOR | Matea Gerbeza, Saba Salimuddin, Jenna Kazeil, Shadi Beshai |
|---|---|
| YEAR | 2025 |
| COLLECTION | PAPERS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 62 KB |
| VERSION | 1.0 |
| LICENSE | CC BY 4.0 |
| RIGHTS | CC BY |
| SOURCE | Europe PMC |