Screener Test duplicate

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Thanks for taking our short quiz! This quiz is based on your experiences within the past year. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. Read each question carefully and mark the answer that best describes your experience.

Brief Description:The Yale PRIME Early Psychosis Screening Test (Yale-PRIME) assesses an individual's risk of developing a psychotic disorder. The Yale-PRIME looks at "prodromal" symptoms of psychosis: symptoms that often occur before a full-blown psychosis clinical presentation. The PRIME screening test was developed based on a structured interview known as the SIPS (Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes). Respondents rate how much they related to the symptoms listed (e.g., “I think that I have felt that there are odd or unusual things going on that I can’t explain”) on a scale from “Definitely disagree” to “Definitely agree.”

Citation: Yale PRIME Psychosis Research Clinic & Dr. Walsh

 

By taking this quiz, you are giving consent for the iHope team to have access to your contact information and to contact you.

I think that I have felt that there are odd or unusual things going on that I can't explain.

I think that I might be able to predict the future.

I may have felt that there could possibly be something interrupting or controlllng my thoughts, feelings, or actions.

I have had the experience of doing something differently because of my superstitions.

I think that I may get confused at times whether something I experience or perceive may be real or may be just part of, my imagination or dreams.

I have thought that it might be possible that other people can read my mind, or that I can read others minds.

I wonder if people may be planning to hurt me or even may be about to hurt me.

I believe that I have special natural or supernatural gifts beyond my talents and natural strengths.

I think I might feel like my mind is "playing tricks" on me.

I have had the experience of hearing faint or clear sounds of people or a person mumbling or talking when there Is no one near me.

I think that I may hear my own thoughts being said out loud.

I have been concerned that I might be "going crazy".

Thank you! Someone from our iHope team will be in touch with you shortly to discuss your results and talk about next steps.

 

Questions? Or looking for more information? 

Email: ihopereferrals@sevencounties.org

Phone: (502) 314-0583

Screener Test

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Thanks for taking our short quiz! This quiz is based on your experiences within the past year. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. Read each question carefully and mark the answer that best describes your experience.

Brief Description:The Yale PRIME Early Psychosis Screening Test (Yale-PRIME) assesses an individual's risk of developing a psychotic disorder. The Yale-PRIME looks at "prodromal" symptoms of psychosis: symptoms that often occur before a full-blown psychosis clinical presentation. The PRIME screening test was developed based on a structured interview known as the SIPS (Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes). Respondents rate how much they related to the symptoms listed (e.g., “I think that I have felt that there are odd or unusual things going on that I can’t explain”) on a scale from “Definitely disagree” to “Definitely agree.”

Citation: Yale PRIME Psychosis Research Clinic & Dr. Walsh

 

By taking this quiz, you are giving consent for the iHope team to have access to your contact information and to contact you.

Thank you! Someone from our iHope team will be in touch with you shortly to discuss your results and talk about next steps.

 

Questions? Or looking for more information? 

Email: ihopereferrals@sevencounties.org

Phone: (502) 314-0583

Screener for Psychosis

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Thanks for taking our short quiz! This quiz is based on your experiences within the past year. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. Read each question carefully and mark the answer that best describes your experience.

Brief Description:The Yale PRIME Early Psychosis Screening Test (Yale-PRIME) assesses an individual's risk of developing a psychotic disorder. The Yale-PRIME looks at "prodromal" symptoms of psychosis: symptoms that often occur before a full-blown psychosis clinical presentation. The PRIME screening test was developed based on a structured interview known as the SIPS (Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes). Respondents rate how much they related to the symptoms listed (e.g., “I think that I have felt that there are odd or unusual things going on that I can’t explain”) on a scale from “Definitely disagree” to “Definitely agree.”

Citation: Yale PRIME Psychosis Research Clinic & Dr. Walsh

 

By taking this quiz, you are giving consent for the iHope team to have access to your contact information and to contact you.

I think that I have felt that there are odd or unusual things going on that I can't explain.

I think that I might be able to predict the future.

I may have felt that there could possibly be something interrupting or controlllng my thoughts, feelings, or actions.

I have had the experience of doing something differently because of my superstitions.

I think that I may get confused at times whether something I experience or perceive may be real or may be just part of, my imagination or dreams.

I have thought that it might be possible that other people can read my mind, or that I can read others minds.

I wonder if people may be planning to hurt me or even may be about to hurt me.

I believe that I have special natural or supernatural gifts beyond my talents and natural strengths.

I think I might feel like my mind is "playing tricks" on me.

I have had the experience of hearing faint or clear sounds of people or a person mumbling or talking when there Is no one near me.

I think that I may hear my own thoughts being said out loud.

I have been concerned that I might be "going crazy".

Thank you! Someone from our iHope team will be in touch with you shortly to discuss your results and talk about next steps.

 

Questions? Or looking for more information? 

Email: ihopereferrals@sevencounties.org

Phone: (502) 314-0583

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