Objective:To construct a Chinese version of Cognitive Avoidance Questionnaire(CAQ), and test its reliabili-ty and validity in Chinese university students. Methods:600 college students were asked to complete a battery of question-naires, among which 561 questionnaires were favorable. Three to four weeks later after the first test, 91 students were tested again. Results:The results of confirmatory factor analysis confirmed the original five-factor model(χ2=494.620, df=239, χ2/df=2.070, RMESA=0.046, CFI=0.954, TLI=0.942, SRMR=0.042). The five factors were Thought Suppression, Thought Sub-stitution, Distraction, Avoidance of Threatening Stimuli, and the Transformation of Images into Thoughts. Cronbach α, Testretest reliability and split-half reliability of the total questionnaire and dimensions were 0.732-0.930, 0.439-0.652 and 0.689-0.874, respectively. For the total score of Chinese version CAQ, the correlation coefficients were 0.584 to WBSI score, 0.247to depression score, 0.316 to anxiety score, 0.354 to stress score, 0.396 to OCI-R score, respectively. Conclusion:The Chinese version of CAQ is a reliable and valid instrument for assessing cognitive avoidance in Chinese culture and can be used for future research.
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