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Psychother Psychosom Med Psychol . 2011;61 (2) :62-9
INTRODUCTION: The 20-item Obsessive-Compulsive Trait Core Dimensions Questionnaire (OCTCDQ) assesses two motivational dimensions of OCD, harm avoidance and incompleteness.METHOD: Psychometric properties and construct validity of a German version were examined in 202 patients with OCD. A shortened and statistically optimized version was developed on the basis of a structural equation modelling approach.RESULTS: As a confirmatory factor analysis showed a poor model fit for the German translation, the model was revised. The resulting 10-item version (OCTCDQ-R) showed a good fit. Internal consistency is excellent for incompleteness and satisfactory for harm avoidance. Relationships with OCD symptom severity, anxiety, worry and obsessive-compulsive personality traits support the construct validity.CONCLUSION: The OCTCDQ-R is a reliable and valid measure to assess the individual significance of incompleteness and harm avoidance in OCD patients.