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4 0/68 0/86 0/82 0/93 0/93 25 (DAS-26) 1/034 4/78 3/7 1/9 1/6.(1 ).. : GHQ-28 DAS-26. :1 0/80 0/908 0/907 0/96 0/96 0/55 0/81 0/82 0/90 0/89 0/95 (CI) 1/01-1/05 1/37-1/88 1/54-2/34 2/18-6/14 2/60-8/78 (P<0/01 r=0/49) (P<0/01 r=0/38) (P<0/01 r=0/44) ( ). DAS-26 (OR) 1/034 1/6 1/9 3/7 4/78 0/007 0/08 0/10 0/26 0/31 0/034 0/47 0/64 1/30 1/56 6/82.(2 ) [OR =6/82 (0/95 CI 2/9-16/06] (P<0/05 r=0/20) (P<0/01 r=0/36) :2 7/4±5/7 10/2±4/2 9/4±4/8 7/5±5/6 111/6±17/7 (DAS>82) DAS 2/4±3/8 6/3±3/7 5/65±4/8 5/6±4/6 53/5±12/41 (DAS<82) DAS. :DAS-. " ± " - 55
5 1386 /4 9 / DAS-26 β=0/448.(β=0/448 t=5/6 P<0/001) (BDI-II) Oliver. (7) DAS. (12) (GHQ-28). 4 (- ). 6/82 DAS -.. (18) ( )..(7) Oliver DAS-26. ) DAS-26 (GHQ F=32/2 df =128 1 P<0/001).(R=0/ 448 R 2 =0/201 : (GHQ-28 ) DAS-26 GHQ-28. DAS-26. DAS-26. (82 ) 6/8 DAS-26. Weich DAS. (12) (6) Lam. 56
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