The anxiety severity interview for children and adolescents: an individualized repeated measure of anxiety severity.
@article{Hogendoorn2014TheAS,
title={The anxiety severity interview for children and adolescents: an individualized repeated measure of anxiety severity.},
author={Sanne M. Hogendoorn and Else de Haan and Lidewij H. Wolters and Leentje Vervoort and Pier J. M. Prins and Annika de Bourgraaf and Nicolien A. C. Scheerman and Maaike H. Nauta and Catharina A. Hartman and Frits Boer and Wayne K. Goodman},
journal={Clinical psychology \& psychotherapy},
year={2014},
volume={21 6},
pages={
525-35
}
}The Anxiety Severity Interview for Children and Adolescents (ASICA) was developed for the repeated assessment of the impact of anxiety and control over anxiety symptoms. The ASICA incorporates three main components of anxiety: physical response, avoidant behaviour and anxious thoughts. The objective of this study was to evaluate the psychometric properties of the ASICA in children with anxiety disorder (n = 139, age 8-18 years) and a non-anxious control group (n = 40, age 8-18 years). A…
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