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Stress (LDI)
The Long-term Difficulties Inventory (LDI) is a self-report questionnaire to measure long-term difficulties. It consists of 12 items referring to aspects of life, including housing, work, social relationships, free time, finances, health, school/study, and religion.
Background and Validation
Respondents have to indicate for each aspect how they experienced these aspects with respect to difficulty and stress in the last 12 months, on a three-point scale:
| Answer | Score |
|---|---|
| Not stressful | 0 |
| Slightly stressful | 1 |
| Very stressful | 2 |
Item scores are summed to derive a total score1).
Construct validity of the LDI was indicated by the positive association between the LDI scored (12 months) and:
- Psychological distress
- Mental health problems
- Neurotiscism
The validation and the reliability of the LDI was performed in a study by Rosmalen et al.2)
1)
Hendriks A.A.J., Ormel J., van de Willige G. Long-term difficulties measured by a self-report questionnaire and semi-structured interview: a comparison of methods [in Dutch]. Gedrag en Gezondheid 1990 18, 273-283
2)
Rosmalen J.G.M., Bos E.H., de Jonge P. Validation of the Long-term Difficulties Inventory (LDI) and the List of Threatening Experiences (LTE) as measures of stress in epidemiological population-based cohort studies. Psychological Medicine, Available on CJO 2012 doi: 10.1017/S0033291712000608
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