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La Lista de Verificación de TEPT para el DSM-5 (PCL-5) es una herramienta ampliamente utilizada para medir la gravedad de los síntomas del trastorno de estrés postraumático (TEPT). Estudios anteriores indican que la PCL-5 es principalmente unidimensional, pero abarca las siete dimensiones específicas del llamado "modelo híbrido". Aunque se han sugerido versiones más cortas de la PCL-5, ninguna ha probado explícitamente su unidimensionalidad ni ha cubierto los siete aspectos del modelo híbrido. Este estudio utilizó métodos exploratorios y confirmatorios para desarrollar una versión breve de 7 ítems con la participación de 1337 personas que buscaban ayuda psicológica en México. La muestra se dividió aleatoriamente, utilizándose la primera mitad para crear la nueva versión reducida y la segunda para probar esta y otras versiones propuestas previamente. Esta versión de 7 ítems y la versión de 4 ítems de Price et al. (2014) demostraron un ajuste satisfactorio, y la utilizada en la presente investigación mostró una mayor confiabilidad (ω = 0.83) en comparación con la de Price et al. (ω = 0.73). Ambas versiones tuvieron un desempeño similar entre sexos. La adaptación de la escala que se presenta mostró correlaciones más fuertes con la depresión, la ansiedad y la preocupación. Estas se parecen más a las de la PCL-5 más larga, en comparación con la versión de Price et al. La PCL-5 abreviada puede ser útil para medir los síntomas del TEPT en situaciones en las que la administración de la PCL-5 completo no es práctica. Investigaciones futuras deberían explorar el rendimiento

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