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Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus, Psychopathology, Uncertainty and Alexithymia: A Clinical and Differential Exploratory Study.

Healthcare (Basel) · 2024 · PMC10815314 · PMID 38275537

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In these terms, the Cronbach’s alphas for SAFA Anxiety were 0.887 for the nonclinical sample and 0.956 for the clinical sample (test–retest Pearson r : 0.913, highly significant), 0.909 for the nonclinical sample and 0.943 for the clinical sample (test–retest Pearson r : 881, highly significant) of the SAFA Depression scale, 0.916 for the nonclinical sample and 0.895 for the clinical sample (test–retest Pearson r : 0.820) for the SAFA Obsession Scale, 0.814 for the nonclinical sample (test–retest Pearson r : 0.740, highly significant) for the SAFA Psychogenic eating disorder scale, and 0.876 for the nonclinical sample and 0.797 for the clinical sample (test-retest Pearson r : 0.567, highly significant) of the Somatic symptoms and hypochondria scale. 2.4.

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