Table I.
Well-established | Published by different investigators or investigatory teams in at least two peer-reviewed journals |
Demonstration of good psychometric properties through inclusion of statistics in at least one peer-reviewed journal | |
Utilization and presentation of psychometric properties in at least two chronic illness populations | |
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Approaching well-established | Measure is published in two peer-reviewed journals by at least one investigator/investigatory team |
Demonstration of adequate psychometric properties or statistics reported with presenting the statistical analyses necessary for replication | |
Used in at least two chronic illness populations | |
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Promising | Published in at least one peer-reviewed journal |
Presentation of psychometric properties without an explanation of statistical methodology used or moderate support for reliability and validity | |
Used in at least one chronic illness population |
Note. Adapted from Cohen et al., 2008.