Table 1.
Characteristics of respondents who completed the Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI) (n = 1238).
Table 2.
Psychometric properties of the BSI in the Swiss general population.
Table 3.
Inter-scale correlations for the 9 scales and the Global Severity Index (GSI) of the BSI and the BSI-18 (Pearson correlation from weighted sample).
Table 4.
Descriptive statistics for the scales and the GSI of the BSI for the representative Swiss population sample (Sum score, Mean score, T-Scores (standardization according to German and Swiss norms), Positive Symptom Total; all based on weighted analyses).
Table 5.
Descriptive statistics for the scales and the GSI of the BSI for a clinical sample of psychotherapy outpatients (Sum score, Mean score, T-Scores (Standardization according to German and Swiss norms), Positive Symptom Total; All based on weighted analyses.
Table 6.
Associations of socio-demographic characteristics with the BSI Global Severity Index (Sum score).
Fig 1.
Proportion of cases with significant distress (with 95% confidence intervals).