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Data and analysis codes for the study "Development and Evaluation of a Chinese Short-form of the Sleep-Related Behaviors Questionnaire in Hong Kong Chinese Adults using Item Response Theory".

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posted on 2023-05-17, 01:22 authored by Wai Sze ChanWai Sze Chan

The files consist of the dataset and analysis codes for the study " "Development and Evaluation of a Chinese Short-form of the Sleep-Related Behaviors Questionnaire in Hong Kong Chinese Adults using Item Response Theory".  Here is the abstract for the study:


Insomnia-related safety behaviors are behaviors that aim to mitigate the negative consequences of insomnia but inadvertently perpetuate insomnia. This study aimed to develop and evaluate a short-form of the sleep-related behavior questionnaire (SRBQ-SF), a self-report measure of insomnia-related safety behaviors, using item response theory. The Chinese version of the original SRBQ was completed by 536 Chinese-speaking adults with clinically significant insomnia. The automatic item selection procedure of the Mokken scaling analysis was used to develop and evaluate the SRBQ-SF. A SRBQ-SF consisting of a 14-item reduced engagement and avoidance subscale (SRBQ-REA) and a 9-item preoccupation with sleep subscale (SBRQ-PS) was derived. The SRBQ-REA and SRBQ-PS had good internal consistency and acceptable convergent and discriminant validities, and they only weakly correlated with each other. We recommend the use of the SRBQ-REA and SRBQ-PS separately to assess two dimensions of safety behaviors in the study and treatment of insomnia in Chinese-speaking adults.

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