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Personality Belief Questionnaire Scoring Key

This document provides a scoring key for the Personality Belief Questionnaire (PBQ) used to assess personality disorders. It lists the scales and corresponding items measured. For each scale, it provides the formula to calculate a raw score and convert it to a z-score. The z-scores indicate how a patient's score compares to criterion groups of patients either with or without the corresponding personality disorder. Notes provide details on the sample used to derive the z-scores and references.

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Personality Belief Questionnaire Scoring Key

This document provides a scoring key for the Personality Belief Questionnaire (PBQ) used to assess personality disorders. It lists the scales and corresponding items measured. For each scale, it provides the formula to calculate a raw score and convert it to a z-score. The z-scores indicate how a patient's score compares to criterion groups of patients either with or without the corresponding personality disorder. Notes provide details on the sample used to derive the z-scores and references.

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Personality Belief Questionnaire Scoring Key

Patient Name: ______________________________________ Date: ____________


Criterion Group Z-scores

Patients with Patients with


PBQ Scale Raw Score Z-score corresponding PD no PD

Avoidant Sum of items 1-14 =_____ (Raw score - 18.8)/10.9 =_____ .62 -.69

Dependent Sum of items 15-28 =_____ (Raw score – 18.0)/11.8 =_____ .83 -.49

Passive- No data -.38


Aggressive Sum of items 29-42 =_____ (Raw score – 19.3)/10.5 =_____

Obsessive- .31 -.51


Compulsive Sum of items 43-56 =_____ (Raw score – 22.7)/11.5 =_____

Antisocial Sum of items 57-70 =_____ (Raw score – 9.3)/6.8 =_____ .31 -.18

Narcissistic Sum of items 71-84 =_____ (Raw score – 10.0)/7.6 =_____ 1.10 -.38

Histrionic Sum of items 85-98 =_____ (Raw score – 14.0)/9.3 =_____ No data -.29

Schizoid Sum of items 99-112 =_____ (Raw score – 16.3)/8.6 =_____ No data -.14

Paranoid Sum of items 113-126 =_____ (Raw score – 14.6)/11.3 =_____ .51 -.55

Borderline Sum items 4, 9, 13, 15, =_____ (Raw score – 15.8)/10.5 =_____ .77 -.65
16, 18, 27, 60, 97, 113,
116, 119, 125, and 126

Note: Z-scores are based on a sample of 756 psychiatric outpatients with mixed diagnoses.
Beck, A. T., Butler, A. C., Brown, G. K., Dahslgaard, K. K., Newman, C. F., & Beck, J. S. (2001). Dysfunctional beliefs discriminate
personality disorders. Behavioral Research and Therapy, 39, 1213-1225.
Butler, A. C., Brown, G. K., Beck, A. T., & Grisham, J. R. (2002). Assessment of dysfunctional beliefs in borderline personality
disorder. Behavioral Research and Therapy, 40(1), 1231-1240.

ACButler, 6/02

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