Bernard Lubin
Biographic Data
| ID | 4088743 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bernard Lubin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bernard |
| FAMILY NAME | Lubin |
| SIGNATURE | LUBIN B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Missouri–Kansas City |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 52 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 52 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Response to Disaster
Assessment of Intraindividual Variability in Positive and Negative Affect Using Latent State-Trait Model Analyses
Intraindividual variability in positive and negative affect was assessed by the positive affect (Contentment, Joy, Vigor, Love, and Excitement) and negative affect (Depression, Hostility, Anxiety, Agitation, and Social Anxiety) subscales of the state version of the Comprehensive Personality and Affect Scales (COPAS) during a 3-week period. Using the latent state-trait model analysis, which takes both intraindividual variability and interindividua…
The Jackson County Missouri Drug Diversion Court
Preliminary evaluation of the first year of the Jackson County Missouri Drug Diversion Court suggests that the program is on track in terms of the Court's objectives
Measuring Depressive Affect in Chemically Dependent Persons Using the Depression Adjective Check Lists
To estimate the reliability and validity of the state and trait versions of Set 2 (E, F, G) of the Depression Adjective Check Lists with chemically dependent adults, two independent studies were conducted. Reliabilities [internal consistency (alphas), split-half reliability, and alternate form reliability] and convergent and discriminant validities were adequate. Women's means (state: n = 49; trait: n = 41) were higher than men's (state: n = 50; …
Equivalency of the Forms of Set 1 of the Depression Adjective Check Lists
To study the equivalency of the forms of Set 1 of the Depression Adjective Check Lists a series of 3 × 2 × 2 × 4 repeated-measures analysis of variance were performed on Set 1 completed by three age groups: (1) 162 women and 121 men college students, (2) 206 female and 171 male adolescents, and (3) 233 elderly women and 105 men. Age group means for elderly were lowest and those for adolescents highest and version of checklist (trait means were lo…
Evaluation of a Brief Measure of Depressive Mood for Use in a University Counseling Center
To study the reliability of Set 1 (A, B, C, D) and Set 2 (E, F, G) of the state and trait forms of the Depression Adjective Check Lists in university counseling centers, four independent studies were conducted. Reliability (internal consistency, split-half, and alternate form) and validity (convergent and discriminant) for both sets and both forms were sufficiently high to warrant use for research and clinical purposes. Additional research needs …
Additional Validity Data for the Multiple Affect Adjective Check List—Revised
The correlations of scores on the Multiple Affect Adjective Check List—Revised with selected scales of the Adjective Check List for 43 college students are presented. The pattern of significant intercorrelations adds to the knowledge of validity for the MAACL—R
Additional Validity Data for the Multiple Affect Adjective Check List-Revised
The correlations of scores on the Multiple Affect Adjective Check List—Revised with selected scales of the Adjective Check List for 43 college students are presented. The pattern of significant intercorrelations adds to the knowledge of validity for the MAACL—R
In search of community
MMPI Experimental Scale Correlates of the Maacl—R with Male Alcoholics
Concurrent and discriminative validity of the MAACL--R scales were studied by means of correlations with selected MMPI experimental scales (AR, DR, HOS, Poor Morale, and ES) for a sample of 88 male VA alcoholics. Concurrent validity of Anxiety, Depression, Hostility and PASS, and discriminative validity of the Anxiety scale were confirmed
Measuring Depressive Mood in Elderly Israeli
To establish the psychometric properties of the state form of the Depression Adjective Check List (DACL) with elderly Israeli, a 1981 Hebrew version of the DACL by Lomranz, Lubin, Eyal, and Medini, along with the Zung Self-rating Depression Scale and Cantril's Self-anchoring Striving Scale, were administered to 86 independently functioning elderly persons (35 men and 51 women) living in a home for the aged. Reliability estimates (alphas and test-…
Mmpi Experimental Scale Correlates of the Maacl-R With Male Alcoholics
Effectiveness of Peers Who Reentered College in a Program to Enhance Retention
To study the effects of counseling by reentered peers on the 1-yr. retention rate of nontraditional college students, 77 female students were randomly assigned to a group who received peer counseling and 78 were randomly assigned to a control group who did not receive peer counseling. Although a higher percentage of the counseled group than of the control group (57 vs 53) were retained, the difference was nonsignificant. Suggestions for improving…
Comparison of Mexican and Mexican American College Students on the Spanish (American) Version of the Depression Adjective Check List
To study the utility of the Spanish (American) version of the Depression Adjective Check Lists with a Mexican sample, comparisons of means and reliability of Mexican American and Mexican samples were conducted. No significant differences were found on lists E, F, and G for the two samples. Reliability (alternate form, internal consistency, and split-half) were high and very similar. Significant concurrent validity was found in the Mexican sample …
Psychological test usage patterns in five professional settings
Psychological test usage patterns in five professional settings
Strain-Producing Aspects of Life Events
To determine some of the important strain-producing aspects of life events, 30 male and 40 female college undergraduates attending the student counseling center were compared with a matched control group of nonhelp-seeking students from the same campus on 9 descriptive rating scales associated with each of the 60 items on the Stressful Life Events Inventory. Analyses indicated that the clinic group reported a significantly larger number of stress…
Life Satisfaction and Depression among Retired Black Persons
Correlates of life satisfaction of 30 elderly black persons were studied by means of a three-session, phase-focused (pre-retirement, immediate post-retirement, and current) interview that included the Ecosystem Activity Record (EAR) and the Depression Adjective Check List (DACL) administered to 23 women and 7 men whose ages ranged from 52 to 97 yr. Findings over the three phases were (1) an over-all decrease in activities but an increase in time …
Patterns of psychological test usage in the United States
Some Preliminary Findings on New Maacl Scales
To determine reliability and validity of the new composite scores on the MAACL, 91 male and 98 female adults completed either the state or trait forms of the MAACL together with either the state or trait forms of the POMS on two separate occasions. Test-retest reliability was as expected: high for Composite score 1 (2 anxiety + depression + hostility) and for Composite score 2 (2 positive affect + sensation seeking) on the trait form and for Comp…
Factors Underlying the Depression Adjective Check Lists
Brief Versions of the Spanish Depression Adjective Check Lists
Data from a previously reported study (Lubin, Schoenfeld, Rinck, & Millham, Note 1) were reanalyzed using each of the two columns of each form (E, F, and G) of the Spanish version of the Depression Adjective Check Lists as a complete instrument. Reliability (alternate list, internal consistency, and part-whole) and concurrent validity were almost as high as complete forms (E, F, and G
Effects of Follow-up Procedures on Survey Results
The Depression Adjective Check List was used as part of an initial interview and as a follow-up interview for measuring changes in depressed mood over time in a community survey. Four procedures were utilized in collecting the follow-up data, (1) leaving the questionnaire with the respondent, (2) mailing the questionnaire, (3) telephone interview, and (4) personal interview. Comparisons of the four procedures showed the telephone interview yielde…
Additional Evidence for Comparability of Set Two (Lists E, F, and G) of the Depression Adjective Check Lists
Forms E, F, and G of the Depression Adjective Check Lists (DACL) were administered to 240 college undergraduates. Half completed this “Actual” condition before random assignment either to a “Fake Good,” “Fake Bad,” or “Fake Average” condition, 20 males and 20 females per experimental condition, and half were randomly assigned first to one of the experimental conditions and then to the “Actual” condition. All 36 intercorrelations were significant …
Psychologists' membership on the medical staff of university teaching hospitals
Body Image and Personality
Differentiation of Overtly Stable and Unstable Psychiatric Aides by Means of the Dap Test
Differentiation of Overtly Stable and Unstable Psychiatric Aides by Means of the Dap Test
Note on the Attitude toward Hypnosis of Volunteers and Nonvolunteers for An Hypnosis Experiment
Individuals who volunteer as Ss for hypnosis experiments frequently are thought to have particular personality characteristics which may bias experiments in which they participate (cf. Sweetland, 1955 ). However, a recent study by Martin and Marcuse (1958) suggests that volunteers and nonvolunteers for an hypnosis experiment do not differ widely. Nor do the volunteers appear much different from volunteers for other types of psychological experime…
Correlates of hypnotizability in young women
Predicting Small Group Behavior with the Self-Disclosure Inventory
In an attempt to predict self-disclosure behavior in small groups from a previously administered Self-disclosure Inventory, 68 participants were rated at the end of 20 group sessions on a 9-point scale of self-disclosure (reliability = .69). Inventory score did not predict rated behavior ( r = .13, p < .05). Additional attempts at validation of the inventory are described
Normative Data for the Multiple Affect Adjective Check List
The development of the Multiple Affect Adjective Check List (MAACL) has been described previously ( 1 ) . Table 1 presents data for 2 normal samples and 5 psychiatric samples. The job applicant sample was drawn from a population of 1200 job applicants at the Indiana University Medical Center personnel office. These 200 Ss were stratified by age, sex, and education to match the census distribution of these variables. The college students were obta…
A Modified Version of the Self-Disclosure Inventory
As a sequel to a recent report on the predictive validity of the Self-disclosure Inventory (Lubin & Harrison, 1964), scores for each of the 40 items on each of three targets (person you like best in your work setting, person of the same sex you like best outside of the work setting, person of the opposite sex you like best outside of the work setting) were correlated with total score (N = 68). Twenty items correlated significantly with total scor…
Training in Psychotherapy for Psychologists
Relationship of the MMPI K Scale and a Measure of Self-Disclosure in a Normal Population
The K scale of the MMPI was originally intended as a measure of test-taking attitude, so that low K scores indicate that S is overly candid and open to self-criticism. More recent studies with nonclinical samples have emphasized interpretations of K as a measure of good emotional adjustment. Sweetland and Quay ( 1 9 5 3 ) , for example, feel that rhe scale is a measure of healthy emotional adjustment and King and Schiller (1959) interpret K as a …
Comparability and Sensitivity of Set 2 (Lists E, F, and G) of the Depression Adjective Check Lists
To test the comparability of Set 2 (Lists E, F, and G) of the Depression Adjective Check Lists (DACL), 74 Ss who participated in a 1-wk. sensitivity group conference were given all three lists on three occasions: just prior to the onset of the conference, at the end of the second small-group meeting, and at the end of the conference. Analyses of variance revealed no significant differences among the three lists on any occasion and a 3-way analysi…
Affective and Perceptual-Cognitive Patterns in Sensitivity Training Groups
To document the possible occurrence of developmental trends in sensitivity training groups, the affective and perceptual-cognitive patterns during a 1-wk. conference were studied. The conference was attended by 45 Ss who were divided into four training (T) groups. (The data from 43 Ss who completed all instruments were used in the analyses.) The recently developed Multiple Affect Adjective Check List (MAACL), which measures Anxiety, Depression, a…
Relationship between Set 2 of the Depression Adjective Check Lists (Dacl) and Zung Self-Rating Depression Scale (SDS)
This paper reports the relationship between Set 2 of the Depression Adjective Check Lists and the Self-rating Depression Scale. Psychiatric inpatients (Admission Wards, N = 51; Intensive Treatment Wards, N = 54) and 47 student nurses completed the DACL and the SDS which were presented in random order. All rs among the 3 lists of Set 2 of the DACL and the SDS total score were significant ( p = .01). All rs between the 3 DACLs and SDS factors (Perv…
Which figure is correct? Concerning Shostrom's article
Psychology positions in comprehensive community mental health centers and community clinics
Initial Treatment Assignment as a Function of Patient Self-Assessment And/Or Family Assessment of Patient
A standardized interview administered at intake to a cohort of 611 applicants to a community mental health center and to 433 of their family members showed that patients who received hospitalization as their initial assignment were assessed as significantly more ill by their families than those who received other initial outpatient assignments. Patients who were hospitalized did not see themselves as being more ill, however. Patients assigned to …
Course of Depressive Mood in a Psychiatric Population upon Application for Service and at 3- and 12-Mo. Reinterview
The sensitivity of the Depression Adjective Check Lists (DACL Form E) to change in depressive mood in a psychiatric population ( N = 519) over a 12-mo. period was demonstrated. In accord with expectation, significant improvement on the total, the positive, and the negative scores, was found from application to the Center to 3-mo. reinterview and from application to 12-mo. reinterview, but not from 3 mo. to 12 mo
Factor Structure of Psychological Assessment at a Community Mental Health Center
2 factors were derived from 40 assessment variables using principal components and varimax rotation applied to data derived from 387 adult applicants to a community mental health center and their relatives. Factor I is the relatives' report of the patients' over-all emotional-behavioral disturbance and Factor II is the patients' self-report of depression. The factors have simple structure and the concepts, therefore, can be regarded as well-defin…
Mood and Somatic Symptoms During Pregnancy
A predominantly white, middle class sample of pregnant women (N = 93) completed the AACL (Anxiety), the DACL (Depressive Mood), the SCL (Somatic Symptoms) and the IPAT Anxiety Questionnaire at the second, fifth and eighth months of pregnancy. A menstrual history questionnaire was administered on the first testing occasion. Analyses revealed that anxiety varied significantly as a function of trimester and that previous pregnancy history interacted…
Impact of training on self‐description and co‐worker description of police managerial behavior
Psychologists in medical education
Psychologists' membership on the medical staff of university teaching hospitals
Psychologists in medical education
Concurrent validity of a state depression measure for use in community surveys
Concurrent validity data for the Depression Adjective Check List (DACL Form-E) were obtained by correlating the DACL with 18 self-report and 18 family report measures that seem to be related to the depression construct. Of a sample of 611 consecutive adult applicants to an urban community mental health center, 387 cases on which there were complete data for patients and a family member were analyzed. Eighty-nine percent of the correlations for se…
Affect Levels in One-Day Experiential Groups
Affect (anxiety, depression, and hostility) in one-day experiential groups was studied as a function of group composition (three levels), leader (five trainers), and elapsed time (three measurement occasions). Analyses of covariance yielded only one significant main effect (trainers on the hostility scale) and no significant interactions. Findings are discussed in terms of the probability of insufficient time for group composition and leaders to …
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