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Tallulah Jansen

Osnabrück University

2 papers in the library · 22 citations · publishing 2021-2022

Papers

Phenomenological assessment of psychedelics induced experiences: Translation and validation of the German Challenging Experience Questionnaire (CEQ) and Ego-Dissolution Inventory (EDI)

PLoS ONE March 16, 2022 Katharina Dworatzyk, Tallulah Jansen, Timo Torsten Schmidt 19 citations

Two self-report questionnaires for assessing psychedelic experiences, the Challenging Experience Questionnaire and the Ego-Dissolution Inventory, were translated into German and evaluated in an online survey. The German version of the Challenging Experience Questionnaire showed acceptable fit to the original 7-factor structure, good internal consistency, and convergent validity with measures of anxiety and altered states of consciousness. The German Ego-Dissolution Inventory did not support the original single-factor structure; exploratory analysis suggested a 5-item version that measured ego-dissolution with high internal consistency and convergent validity. These validated translations help standardize assessment in psychological and neuroscientific research on altered states of consciousness.

Phenomenological assessment of psychedelic induced experiences: Translation and validation of the German Challenging Experience Questionnaire (CEQ) and Ego-Dissolution Inventory (EDI)

April 2, 2021 Katharina Dworatzyk, Tallulah Jansen, Timo Torsten Schmidt 3 citations preprint

The German versions of two questionnaires measuring psychedelic experiences—the Challenging Experience Questionnaire (CEQ) and the Ego-Dissolution Inventory (EDI)—were evaluated in an online survey. The CEQ's seven-factor structure was confirmed, with good internal consistency and no differences by gender or prior anxiety or depression. Correlations with other scales supported its convergent validity. However, the EDI's single-factor structure was not confirmed; exploratory analysis suggested a five-item version with high internal consistency and convergent validity. These validated German tools help standardize research on altered states of consciousness.