RELIABILITY OF THE TURKISH VERSION OF THE PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT FROM FRIENDS AND FAMILY SCALES, SCALE FOR INTERPERSONAL-BEHAVIOR, AND SUICIDE PROBABILITY SCALE
M. Eskin, RELIABILITY OF THE TURKISH VERSION OF THE PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT FROM FRIENDS AND FAMILY SCALES, SCALE FOR INTERPERSONAL-BEHAVIOR, AND SUICIDE PROBABILITY SCALE, Journal of clinical psychology, 49(4), 1993, pp. 515-522
This study investigated the reliability of the Turkish version of the
Perceived Social Support (PSS) from Friends (PSS-Fr) and Family (PSS-F
a) scales, the Scale for Interpersonal Behavior (SIB), and the Suicide
Probability Scale (SPS). Both test-retest and internal consistency re
liability estimates were computed. Highly adequate reliability coeffic
ients are recorded for the subscales and the total scales of the PSS,
SIB, and SPS. The results of the present study clearly support the use
of Turkish versions of the PSS-Fr, PSS-Fa, SIB, and SPS as reliable m
ethods for assessing perceived social support from friends and family,
assertiveness, and suicide risk.