The development of the Japanese version of the full and short form of Attitudes Towards Mental Health Problems Scale (J-(S) ATMHPS)

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Yasuhiro Kotera, Kenichi Asano, Jonathan Jones, Rory Colman, Elaina Taylor, Muhammad Aledeh, Kristian Barnes, Lucie-May Golbourn and Kumiko Kishimoto 2023. The development of the Japanese version of the full and short form of Attitudes Towards Mental Health Problems Scale (J-(S) ATMHPS). Mental Health, Religion & Culture. pp. 1-14. https://doi.org/10.1080/13674676.2023.2230908
AuthorsYasuhiro Kotera, Kenichi Asano, Jonathan Jones, Rory Colman, Elaina Taylor, Muhammad Aledeh, Kristian Barnes, Lucie-May Golbourn and Kumiko Kishimoto
Abstract

How a person perceives mental health problems impacts their mental health. Negative attitudes towards mental health problems are associated with shame, leading to poor mental health. Poor mental health is a cause for concern in Japan, especially among healthcare professionals. To date, no established measure exists in the Japanese language. The Attitudes Towards Mental Health Problems Scale (ATMHPS) is a well-used self-report measure employed in many studies, which led to the development of the short form (SATMHPS). We aimed to develop the Japanese version of (S)ATMHPS: J-(S)ATMHPS. Nursing professionals in Japan (n = 300) completed J-(S) ATMHPS and J-DASS-21. Confirmatory factor analysis was performed, and the internal consistencies of subscales were calculated. The original seven-factor structure model was replicated in J-SATMHPS. Internal consistencies for all J-(S)ATMHPS subscales were high. All subscales were associated with mental health. J-(S)ATMHPS can be used as a reliable measure for the attitudes towards mental health problems in Japanese.

Keywordsmental health shame; negative attitudes; stigma
Year2023
JournalMental Health, Religion & Culture
Journal citationpp. 1-14
PublisherRoutledge - Taylor and Francis
ISSN 1469-9737
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.1080/13674676.2023.2230908
Web address (URL)https://doi.org/10.1080/13674676.2023.2230908
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