March 20, 2020Open Access

Psychometric properties of the perceived stress scale in a community sample of Chinese

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Abstract

PSS-13 (PSS-14 excluding item 12) and PSS-10 have satisfactory psychometric properties. PSS-10 are more applicable to measure the perceived stress than PSS-13 in a large community-based general population in China.

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