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. 2013 Apr 24;2013:481491. doi: 10.1155/2013/481491

Table 5.

Spearman item-scale correlations and scaling success rate of the CCMQ.

Baseline (n = 1080)
CCMQ diagnosis Item-scale correlation Scaling success rate
(1) Gentleness 0.377–0.686 100%
(2) Qi-deficiency 0.433–0.717 87.5%
(3) Yang-deficiency 0.517–0.811 85.7%
(4) Yin-deficiency 0.475–0.701 100%
(5) Phlegm-wetness 0.531–0.679 87.5%
(6) Wetness-heat 0.563–0.666 100%
(7) Blood-stasis 0.460–0.681 85.7%
(8) Qi-depression 0.488–0.820 85.7%
(9) Special diathesis 0.488–0.712 100%

All item-scale Spearman correlations were significant (P < 0.001) for two items.

Scaling success means the item and hypothesized-scale correlation was higher than all items and competing-scale correlations. This rate was the proportion of total number of comparisons for all the items in each scale that was successful.