ArticleDepression and anxiety2025
Researcher-Rated "Snapshots" of Stress: Initial Validation of Two Stress Assessment Approaches and Their Relationship to Internalizing Symptoms.
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- Toward next-generation stress generation research: Expert consensus methodological guidelines.Journal of psychopathology and clinical science · 2026Article
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Abstract
Extant questionnaire measures of stress frequently conflate stress exposure and response and can be confounded by factors such as trait neuroticism; by contrast, contextual interviews target stress exposure but require significant resources that are a barrier to swift data collection. We reasoned that it may be possible to use researcher-rated "snapshots" of brief participant-written descriptions of stress to obtain similar independence from trait neuroticism as interviews do, even though such an approach would not provide all the benefits of interview measures. This study evaluates the psychometric properties of this novel stress assessment approach using both researcher and self-report ratings, in part by examining the contribution of these indicators of stress to internalizing subfacets. Adults (
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