Table 1.
Characteristics of the subjects and scores for the different questionnaires.
Table 2.
Oblimin oblique-rotated factor loadings for all TAPES-R-F items of the psychosocial adjustment scale.
Fig 1.
a, b, c, d, e category probability curves of the different subscales of the TAPES-R-F.
The y-axis represents the probability of responding to one of the rating categories. The x-axis represents the different performance values.
Table 3.
Correlations and confidence intervals between the subscales of the TAPES-R-F and the subscales of BPI, SF-36 and HADs.
Table 4.
TAPES-R-F subscores in function of PPA answers and associations with p-values.
Table 5.
Standard error of measurement and smallest detectable change for individual and group for the different subscales of the TAPES-R-F.
Table 6.
Mean difference in TAPES-R-F subscores between test and retest, the limits of agreement, ICC and 95% confidence interval.
Table 7.
Number of subjects who reached the minimum and the maximum values for the six subscales of the TAPES-R-F.