2.4.1. Stigma
psychosis, AQ-27, Anger
DISORDER
The tool used for the assessment of stigma was the Attribution Questionnaire (AQ-27) (created by Weiner and collaborators) “(1988)” in its Spanish version, which is composed of 27 items (AQ-27-E). The evaluation was carried out by Muñoz and collaborators “(2015)”, obtaining a reliability of 0.855 (Cronbach’s alpha) for the scale total and presenting appropriate psychometric features for the Spanish population [It consists of a self-administered questionnaire comprised of 27 items that are evaluated using a Likert-type scale (1 corresponding to “not at all” and 9 to “extremely”) whose administration time is 10–20 min. The results of 9 subscales are obtained: “Responsibility” (the person is responsible for controlling their disorder), “Pity” (to feel empathy), “Anger” (to feel wrath), “Danger” (to believe they are a threat), “Fear”, “Help” (willingness to assist a person with psychiatric-type problems), “Coercion” (obligation to receive treatment), “Segregation” (exclusion), and “Avoidance”. It was performed at the beginning and after completing the intervention.It consists of 10 questions about prevalence, aetiology, course, and the early detection of psychosis. It is based on the scientific literature and was elaborated by the author and subsequently read, checked, and structured by a total of 10 experts from the FEP Functional Unit using the Delphi technique with the aim of reaching a consensus with the experts. The range of results was from 0 to 10 points; it was performed at the beginning of the intervention.