Research of Psychometric Characteristics of Inventory of Psychological Gender Estimation and Thematic Validity Analysis with Musical Identity Test in Population with Mental Disorders
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https://doi.org/10.24203/ajpnms.v10i4.7133Keywords:
Clinical musical-psychological diagnosis, Psychometrics of clinical population data, Features of psychological identity, Self-Identification of psychological genderAbstract
The article describes the clinical psychometrical research about internal reliability of Inventory of Psychological Gender Estimation with established normalized scales for population with mental disorders, and its thematic validity with Musical Identity Test scales for condition and independence between 2 diagnostic tools’ scores, for the duration of clinical musical psychological diagnosis and clinical music therapy for mental disorders.
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