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case_images: Score Profile of the symptom checklist-90-R (SCL-90-R). All nine subscales (SOM, somatization; O-C, obsessive-compulsive; I-S, interpersonal sensitivity; DEP, depression; ANS, anxiety; HOS, hostility; PHOB, phobic anxiety; PAR, paranoid ideation; PSY, psychoticism), and the GSI (global severity index) are presented. (T50, T60, T70: thresholds for the standard male German population. T60 is considered "clinically suspicious" and T70 "clinically relevant." For the GSI, T60 is already considered "clinically relevant." Gray-shaded area depicts the normal range.)
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case_images: The gray-shaded area between standardized T-scores 40 and 60 shown in Figures 1 and 2 corresponds roughly to the middle 68.3% proportion of the German population.
case_images: Score Profiles of the scales for emotion experience (SEE), emotional competence questionnaire (EKF), Beck's depression inventory (BDI), and temperament and character inventory (TCI). All relevant subscales of the SEE (A, acceptance of one's emotions; B, experience of emotion flooding; C, experience of emotion deficiency; D, body-related symbolization of emotions; E, imaginative symbolization of emotions; F, experience of emotion regulation; G, experience of self-control), EKF (A, recognizing and understanding one's emotions; B, recognizing emotions in others; C, regulation and control of one's emotions; D, emotional expressivity; E, regulation of the feelings of others; F, adjustment to feelings), BDI-II, and TCI (NS, novelty seeking; HS, harm avoidance; RD, reward dependence; P, persistence; SD, self-directedness; C, cooperativeness; ST, self-transcendence) are presented. (Gray-shaded area depicts the normal range.)
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case_images: F2
case_images: The gray-shaded area between standardized T-scores 40 and 60 shown in Figures 1 and 2 corresponds roughly to the middle 68.3% proportion of the German population.