Nonclinical Participants' Reports of Hallucinatory Experiences
作者： Frank Laroi , Martial Van Der Linden
DOI: 10.1037/H0087243
关键词: Humanities 、 Psychology 、 Ethnology
摘要: Nous avons etudie les hallucinations chez des sujets non cliniques au moyen d'une adaptation francaise d'un questionnaire d'autodeclaration (echelle d'hallucinations de Launay-Slade, ou LSHS). nous sommes penches sur la structure facteurs du questionnaire. explore, outre leur prevalence, diverses caracteristiques declarees, notamment frequence, degre controle, reaction affective, relation avec evenements anxiogenes, pertinence personnelle. interesses egalement a presence qui s'ajoutaient aux hallucinations, par exemple consommation substances et opportunite sociale. Aux fins l'etude, 236 participants ont rempli une version modifiee LSHS echelle d'opportunite sociale, ils repondu questions suivi. L'analyse factorielle adaptee mis jour cinq facteurs. faisons etat resultats obtenus en ce concerne frequence participants, controle percu leurs reactions affectives. traitons consequences autres.
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