Psychological functioning of patients with type I diabetes: the relevant role of alexithymia and intolerance to uncertainty.

The original validation provided for the following Cronbach’s alphas: Anxiety=0.887 for the nonclinical sample and 0.956 for the clinical sample (test–retest Pearson r:.913); Depression=0.909 for the nonclinical sample and 0.943 for the clinical sample (test–retest Pearson r:.881, highly significant); Obsession=0.916 for the nonclinical sample and 0.895 for the clinical sample (test–retest Pearson r: 0.820); Psychogenic eating disorders=0.814 for the nonclinical sample (test–retest Pearson r: 0.740, highly significant); Somatic symptoms and hypochondria = 0.876 for the nonclinical sample and 0.797 for the clinical sample (test-retest Pearson r: 0.567, highly significant). 2.2.2.

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