McWilliams S A, Lewis S B
Am J Community Psychol. 1976 Dec;4(4):351-5. doi: 10.1007/BF00885658.
Sixty mental health professionals completed two scales: the Community Mental Health Ideology Scale (CMHI), and a scale rating the importance of, and personal interest in, a range of mental health activities. The overall mean CMHI score was comparable to that of clinical psychologists surveyed in the original CMHI study. CMHI scores correlated significantly with subjects' ratings of the importance for the general community to provide a range of services other than direct rehabilitative services. Ratings of the importance for community mental health centers to provide mental health planning and development, and activities directed at general community and social problems, also correlated significantly with CMHI scores. Additionally, CMHI scores were related to personal interest in participating in a broad range of mental health activities. The results contribute to the construct validity of the CMHI and support the notion that community mental health ideology relates to actual mental health activity interest.
60名心理健康专业人员完成了两个量表：社区心理健康意识形态量表（CMHI），以及一个对一系列心理健康活动的重要性和个人兴趣进行评分的量表。CMHI的总体平均得分与原始CMHI研究中调查的临床心理学家的得分相当。CMHI得分与受试者对普通社区提供除直接康复服务之外的一系列服务的重要性评分显著相关。对社区心理健康中心提供心理健康规划和发展以及针对普通社区和社会问题的活动的重要性评分，也与CMHI得分显著相关。此外，CMHI得分与参与广泛心理健康活动的个人兴趣有关。这些结果有助于CMHI的结构效度，并支持社区心理健康意识形态与实际心理健康活动兴趣相关的观点。
