Scientific Basis for PTQ; Info for Families - Click to Expand. Overview; Choose a Program; What to Look For; Levels of Quality; Info for Programs - Click to Expand. Overview; Program Incentives; Resource Guide Toolkit; Enrollment Information; Paths to QUALITY™ Standards - Click to Expand. Licensed Homes PDF

Scientific Basis for PTQ; Info for Families - Click to Expand. Overview; Choose a Program; What to Look For; Levels of Quality; Info for Programs - Click to Expand. Overview; Program Incentives; Resource Guide Toolkit; Enrollment Information; Paths to QUALITY™ Standards - Click to Expand. Licensed Homes PDF

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The new questionnaire (PTQ) is a content-independent measures of repetitive negative thinking. The PTQ shows good reliability and validity. The factor structure is stable across samples. The PTQ enables the investigation of repetitive negative thinking across disorders.

Paths to QUALITY™ or PTQ helps hoosier parents and caregivers identify high-quality programs. (Like yours!) It identifies four levels of high-quality care and establishes the requirements to meet those levels; It provides incentives to advance to the next level of care

what are paths to quality™ or ptq? Paths to QUALITY™ is a free resource to help parents make decisions regarding childcare and to help childcare programs improve the quality of care offered. Paths to QUALITY™ is Indiana’s voluntary quality rating and improvement system for childcare.

The PTQ is a 26-item self-report measure that assesses five shared and unique facets of worry and rumination, including General Repetitive Thought, Future Control, Understanding, Past-Focused Repetitive Thought, and Obsessive Thought.

The Perseverative Thinking Questionnaire (PTQ) In this questionnaire, you will be asked to describe how you typically think about negative experiences or problems.

The Perseverative Thinking Questionnaire (PTQ): validation of a content-independent measure of repetitive negative thinking J Behav Ther Exp Psychiatry . 2011 Jun;42(2):225-32. doi: 10.1016/j.jbtep.2010.12.003.

2.1.2.1. Perseverative Thinking Questionnaire (PTQ). Based on the working definition of repetitive negative thinking described in the introduction and some pilot data (Zetsche, Ehring, & Ehlers, 2009), the PTQ was developed, consisting of 15 items. The item pool comprised three items for each of the assumed process character-