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Fig 1.

Flow chart of the development process of the BPS scale.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of the participants (n = 368).

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Table 2.

Exploratory factor analysis: rotated loading matrix* (n = 368).

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Table 3.

Internal consistency: Cronbach’s α for each subscale before and after item-reduction (n = 368), test-retest reliability comparing T1 with T2: ICC on scale level (n = 35).

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Table 4.

Scores on the BPS scale, the underlying subscales and on item level (n = 368).

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Fig 2.

Histograms of the different subscales, displaying the normal curve (n = 368).

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Fig 3.

Graphical representation of the results of the BPS scale in a polar pie divided per subscale (n = 368), min. score: 1, max. score: 5.

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