The DAS24: A short form of the Derriford Appearance Scale DAS59 to measure individual responses to living with problems of appearance

Carr, Tony; Moss, Timothy; Harris, David

doi:10.1348/135910705X27613

Evaluation of a computer-based psychosocial intervention for individuals with visible differences (2008)
Presentation / Conference
Bessell, A., Harcourt, D., Brough, V., Clarke, A., & Moss, T. (2008, June). Evaluation of a computer-based psychosocial intervention for individuals with visible differences. Paper presented at European Health Psychology Conference, Bath, UK

Appearance anxiety and intimacy: development of a new scale (2008)
Presentation / Conference
Clarke, A., Moss, T., Payne, E., & Walsh, E. (2008, June). Appearance anxiety and intimacy: development of a new scale. Paper presented at BAPRAS Winter Scientific Meeting, London, UK

Psychosocial adjustment to visible difference (2008)
Journal Article
Moss, T., & Rosser, B. (2008). Psychosocial adjustment to visible difference

Development of the Japanese version of Derriford Appearance Scale DAS59: A QOL index for the people who have problems of appearance (2008)
Journal Article
Nozawa, K., Hayashi, K., Nakakita, N., Nakayama, R., Ishibashi, K., Imanishi, N., …Harris, D. (2008). Development of the Japanese version of Derriford Appearance Scale DAS59: A QOL index for the people who have problems of appearance. Journal- Japan Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery; Vol 34 No 7 2014, 28(7), 440-448

Derriford Appearance Scale 59 (DAS 59) is a new self-report scale to measure psychological well-being for the people who have problems of appearance. We made the Japanese version of the DAS59 and discussed the reliability and validity of the scale.... Read More about Development of the Japanese version of Derriford Appearance Scale DAS59: A QOL index for the people who have problems of appearance.

Evaluation of the acceptability and usability of a computer-based psychosocial intervention (2007)
Presentation / Conference
Bessell, A., Harcourt, D., Moss, T., & Rumsey, N. (2007, June). Evaluation of the acceptability and usability of a computer-based psychosocial intervention. Paper presented at UWE Psychology Postgraduate Conference, Bristol, UK

Answer to an age old quandry: Scar skin severity is related to psychosocial disturbance (2007)
Presentation / Conference
Brown, B., Moss, T., McGrouther, D., & Bayat, A. (2007, June). Answer to an age old quandry: Scar skin severity is related to psychosocial disturbance. Paper presented at International Confederation for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Berlin, Germany

Increasing access to intervention for disfigurement through computer-based interveintions (2007)
Journal Article
Bessell, A., Harcourt, D., & Moss, T. (2007). Increasing access to intervention for disfigurement through computer-based interveintions. Health Psychology Review, 1(Suplem), https://doi.org/10.1080/17437190701472504

Women's perceptions of feeding their children using breast milk and formula milk: an online Q-methodological study (2007)
Journal Article
Payne, E., & Moss, T. (2007). Women's perceptions of feeding their children using breast milk and formula milk: an online Q-methodological study

Identifying factors and processes contributing to successful adjustment to disfiguring conditions (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Daniel, J., Rumsey, N., Clarke, A., Harcourt, D., Moss, T., Payne, E., …Charlton, R. (2006, June). Identifying factors and processes contributing to successful adjustment to disfiguring conditions. Paper presented at Appearance Matters 2, Bath, UK

The importance of psychosocial interventions for visible differences (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Bessell, A., Harcourt, D., & Moss, T. (2006, June). The importance of psychosocial interventions for visible differences. Paper presented at UWE Psychology Postgraduate Conference, Bristol, UK

Psychosocial interventions for visible differences: A systematic review (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Bessell, A., & Moss, T. (2006, June). Psychosocial interventions for visible differences: A systematic review. Poster presented at Appearance Matters 2, Bath, UK

Physical and psychosocial assessment of skin scars (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Brown, B., McKenna, S., Siddhi, K., & Moss, T. (2006, June). Physical and psychosocial assessment of skin scars. Presented at British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons, U.K

A prospective controlled outcome study of psychological change following plastic surgery (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Moss, T., & Harris, D. L. (2006, June). A prospective controlled outcome study of psychological change following plastic surgery. Paper presented at Appearance Matters 2, Bath, UK

Cognitive biases in appearance-related information processing and adjustment to appearance: The role of the self-schema (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Rosser, B., & Moss, T. (2006, June). Cognitive biases in appearance-related information processing and adjustment to appearance: The role of the self-schema. Paper presented at Appearance Matters 2, Bath, UK

Comparison of the appearance schemas inventory and Derriford appearance scale: Are you thinking what I'm thinking? (2006)
Journal Article
Rosser, B., Moss, T., & Rumsey, N. (2006). Comparison of the appearance schemas inventory and Derriford appearance scale: Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

Understanding the schematic representation of pain and general symptomatology: The contribution of the cognitive miser perspective (2005)
Journal Article
Moss, T., & DiCaccavo, A. (2005). Understanding the schematic representation of pain and general symptomatology: The contribution of the cognitive miser perspective. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 29(5), 511-524. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10608-005-3240-8

In this study we aimed to investigate the contribution of a model of schema use originally from social psychology, the cognitive miser perspective, to understanding pain and illness representations. Recall of pain and general symptom information was... Read More about Understanding the schematic representation of pain and general symptomatology: The contribution of the cognitive miser perspective.

The role of self perception in adjustment to perceived differences of appearance (2005)
Presentation / Conference
Moss, T., & Rosser, B. (2005, June). The role of self perception in adjustment to perceived differences of appearance. Paper presented at 52nd Annual Social Psychology Section of the British Psychological Society Conference, Edinburgh, UK

The relationships between objective and subjective ratings of disfigurement severity and psychological adjustment (2005)
Journal Article
Moss, T. (2005). The relationships between objective and subjective ratings of disfigurement severity and psychological adjustment. Body Image, 2(2), 151-159. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bodyim.2005.03.004

The paper explores the impact of disfigurement severity on psychological adjustment, utilising the DAS24 (output 3) to rate subjective severity. Severity was rated objectively by plastic surgeons. The complex findings provide evidence supporting the... Read More about The relationships between objective and subjective ratings of disfigurement severity and psychological adjustment.

The relationships between objective and subjective ratings of disfigurement severity, and psychological adjustment (2005)
Journal Article
Moss, T., & Carr, T. (2005). The relationships between objective and subjective ratings of disfigurement severity, and psychological adjustment. Body Image, 2(2), 151-159. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bodyim.2005.03.004

Although the role of the objectively and subjectively rated severity of appearance problems is often debated, the impact of severity upon psychological adjustment has yet to be explored fully. In this study, 400 patients with a range of physical diff... Read More about The relationships between objective and subjective ratings of disfigurement severity, and psychological adjustment.

The DAS24: A short form of the Derriford Appearance Scale DAS59 to measure individual responses to living with problems of appearance (2005)
Journal Article
Carr, T., Moss, T., & Harris, D. (2005). The DAS24: A short form of the Derriford Appearance Scale DAS59 to measure individual responses to living with problems of appearance. British Journal of Health Psychology, 10(2), 285-298. https://doi.org/10.1348/135910705X27613

Objectives. To develop a psychometrically robust and widely applicable short form of the Derriford Appearance Scale, (DAS59), which (1) will reliably and validly assess the distress and difficulties experienced in living with problems of appearance,... Read More about The DAS24: A short form of the Derriford Appearance Scale DAS59 to measure individual responses to living with problems of appearance.

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