The “Scala di Valutazione dell’Emotività e del Benessere dell’Anziano” (SVEBA) (Evaluation Scale of Affectivity and Well-Being in the Elderly) is a psychometric tool consisting of 15 “yes/no” questions, devised for the rapid clinical screening of affective disorders. A validation study of the scale matched the SVEBA score and both the interview evaluation and the Symptoms Rating Test score (SRT-Italian validated form). The subjects (321 volunteers) were distributed according to essential socio-demographic characteristics of the Italian population. The results confirmed a high concomitant validity with respect to both SRT and clinical evaluation, although with respect to the latter it revealed less specificity. In two subsequent trials with out-patients and long-term hospitalized patients, the SVEBA scale showed a high degree of empirical validity and a satisfactory sensitivity also in the case of slight-mild cognitive deficit. The presence of medical illness appeared to be unrelated to the affective distress quantified by the SVEBA scale.
S.V.E.B.A. una scala per la valutazione del benessere emotivo dell’anziano / Neri, Mirco; C., Cortelloni; A., Spanò; Cipolli, Carlo; Lalla, Michele. - In: BOLLETTINO DI PSICOLOGIA APPLICATA. - ISSN 0006-6761. - STAMPA. - 193-194:(1990), pp. 27-35.
S.V.E.B.A. una scala per la valutazione del benessere emotivo dell’anziano
NERI, Mirco;CIPOLLI, Carlo;LALLA, Michele
1990
Abstract
The “Scala di Valutazione dell’Emotività e del Benessere dell’Anziano” (SVEBA) (Evaluation Scale of Affectivity and Well-Being in the Elderly) is a psychometric tool consisting of 15 “yes/no” questions, devised for the rapid clinical screening of affective disorders. A validation study of the scale matched the SVEBA score and both the interview evaluation and the Symptoms Rating Test score (SRT-Italian validated form). The subjects (321 volunteers) were distributed according to essential socio-demographic characteristics of the Italian population. The results confirmed a high concomitant validity with respect to both SRT and clinical evaluation, although with respect to the latter it revealed less specificity. In two subsequent trials with out-patients and long-term hospitalized patients, the SVEBA scale showed a high degree of empirical validity and a satisfactory sensitivity also in the case of slight-mild cognitive deficit. The presence of medical illness appeared to be unrelated to the affective distress quantified by the SVEBA scale.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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