. 2018 Mar 23;20(3):e108. doi: 10.2196/jmir.9428

Table 5.

Test-retest reliability of 12 diagnostic screening modules of the Screening Assessment for Guiding Evaluation-Self-Report.

Diagnostic screening module		Test-retest reliability	95% CI	P value
Depressive disorders^a		.67	0.46-0.81	<.001
Manic and hypomanic disorders^a		.50	0.23-0.70	<.001
Generalized anxiety disorder^a		.60	0.29-0.77	<.001
Panic disorder^b		.86	0.67-1.00	<.001
Agoraphobia^a,c		.90	0.82-0.94	<.001
Social anxiety disorder^a		.83	0.70-0.91	<.001
Obsessive–compulsive disorder^a		.68	0.33-0.85	<.001
Posttraumatic stress disorder^b–ever experienced serious trauma		.86	0.63-1.00	<.001
Posttraumatic stress disorder^b–ever witnessed serious trauma		.60	0.22-0.90	<.001
Posttraumatic stress disorder^b–close family member or friend experienced serious trauma		.76	0.55-0.95	<.001
Posttraumatic stress disorder^b–repeated exposure to traumatic events through work		.79	N/A^d,e	<.001
Adult attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder^a		.63	0.27-0.82	<.001
Psychotic disorders ^a		.72	0.41-0.86	<.001
	Hallucinations^a	.65	0.44-0.80	<.001
	Delusions^a	.74	0.31-0.89	<.001
Alcohol use disorder^a		.70	0.50-0.82	<.001
Cannabis use disorder^b		.84	0.64-1.00	<.001

^aTest-retest reliability measure is an intraclass correlation coefficient (2-way mixed model of absolute agreement).

^bTest-retest reliability measure is a kappa coefficient.

^cThe distribution of summary scores in the agoraphobia domain was highly skewed; a log transformation was performed before calculating the intraclass correlation coefficient for this domain.

^dN/A: not applicable.

^eBootstrap methods were unsuccessful to generate a confidence interval for the kappa coefficient for the posttraumatic stress disorder screening question regarding exposure to trauma through work because of the low base rate of this occurrence in our primarily college student sample.