Abstract
Subjective Units of Distress Scale was designed in 1969 by Wolpe. It is frequently used in CBT treatments concerning distress and for research purposes.
We have re-designed this scale with just three anchor points on the thermometer, encouraging subjective self-rating.
The scale is designed to look non-medical, and to encourage engagement in arts and health settings through simple, sophisticated design and clear instructions which refrain from medical instructions and labelling.
We have re-designed this scale with just three anchor points on the thermometer, encouraging subjective self-rating.
The scale is designed to look non-medical, and to encourage engagement in arts and health settings through simple, sophisticated design and clear instructions which refrain from medical instructions and labelling.
| Original language | English |
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| Publication status | Published - 2018 |
Keywords
- Arts and health; tools; measures; design; SUDS; subjective unit of distress scale; psychology; anxiety
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