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Psychometric properties of the Positive Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire.

Rick E. Ingram · Philip C. Kendall · Greg J. Siegle · Jeannine Guarino · Susan C. McLaughlin

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The Positive Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire (ATQ-P) was designed to assess the frequency of positive self-statements. This article reports original data and reviews other studies that have used the ATQ-P. These data show that the reliability and the norms of the ATQ-P appear stable and that the ATQ-P is inversely associated with negative affective states but unrelated to conditions such as medical condition not accompanied by psychological distress. The ATQ-P also shows adequate convergent and discriminate validity. Data also show that the ATQ-P conforms to theoretical predictions ofthe states-of-mind model. Finally, these data show that the ATQ-P is sensitive to cognitive changes. In sum, the results suggest that the ATQ-P is an effective measure of positive self-statement frequency.

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