Dehumanisation in psychosis questionnaire study
How to take partAbout the study
We have developed a questionnaire to measure feelings of dehumanisation in psychosis - this is when a person feels like they are less human than other people. We are doing this study to see if our questionnaire can measure this experience accurately.
We hope this will be helpful for measuring outcomes in therapy for psychosis.
What will it involve?
You will first be invited to have a brief (less than five minutes) call with me to check your eligibility.
If eligible, you will be asked to complete two questionnaires asking about feelings of dehumanisation and your mental health.
Tom Jenkins
PhD Student
Hello, my name is Tom and I am a PhD student at the University of Bath. My research explores how people feel dehumanised in their experiences of psychosis. I am creating a questionnaire to measure feelings of dehumanisation which will be useful in psychological therapies for psychosis
Research conducted by: University of Bath
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