Table 2.

Coping skills and psychiatric symptoms questionnaire.

Subscale Items for Coping Abilities

Subscale Items for Psychiatric Symptoms

•I do things that are meaningful to me. •I am able to take care of my needs. •I am able to handle things when they go wrong. •I am able to do things that I want to do. •My symptoms bother me. •Difficulty coping with problems in your life. •Difficulty concentrating. •How well do you get along with people in your family? •How well do you get along with people outside your family? •How well do you get along in social situations? •How often do you feel close to another person? •Do you feel like you had someone to turn to if you need help? •How confident do you feel in yourself?

•How often do you feel sad or depressed? •How often do you think about ending your life? •How often do you feel nervous? •How often do you have thoughts racing through your head? •How often do you think you have special powers? •How often do you hear voices or see things? •How often do you think people are watching you? •How often do you think people are against you? •How often do you have mood swings? •How often do you feel short-tempered? •How often do you think about hurting yourself?