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Table 1 The demographic and emotional information of the non-clinical sample

From: Clinical utility of the Snaith-Hamilton-Pleasure scale in the Chinese settings

 

Participants (n=336)

Gender (M/F)

144/192

Age (years)

19.43±1.02

Education (years)

13.14±1.11

SHAPS (14–56)

19.92±4.52

BDI (0–21)

5.66±5.61

BAI(0–21)

6.05±6.06

PANAS-PA(10–50)

29.57±6.76

PANAS-NA(10–50)

18.36±5.92

SWLS(7–35)

20.42±5.93

TEPS-ANT (11–66)

45.14±5.66

TEPS-CON (9–54)

38.43±5.87

TEPS total score(20–120)

84.89±11.95

  1. Data are presented as n or mean ± SD.
  2. Notes: SHAPS is the Snaith–Hamilton Pleasure Scale, SWLS is the Satisfaction with Life Scale, PANAS is the Positive and Negative Affect Scales, PANAS-PA is the PANAS Positive affect subscale, PANAS-NA is the PANAS Negative affect subscale, BDI is the Beck Depression Inventory, BAI is the Beck Anxiety Inventory, TEPS is the Temporal Experience of Pleasure Scale, TEPS-ANT is the TEPS anticipatory pleasure subscale, TEPS-CON is the TEPS consummatory pleasure subscale.
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BMC Psychiatry

ISSN: 1471-244X

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