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DOI: 10.1055/s-0044-1801735
JAAA CEU Program

The questions on this page refer to Aazh et al, “Psychometric Evaluation of the Misophonia Impact Questionnaire Using a Clinical Population of Patients Seeking Help for Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and/or Misophonia,” pages 1–12.
Learner Outcomes
Readers of this article should be able to:
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Understand the psychometric properties of the Misophonia Impact Questionnaire (MIQ) and its pediatric version.
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Identify how the MIQ can aid in clinical decision-making regarding the need for therapeutic interventions.
CEU Questions
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What is a primary characteristic of misophonia, as described in the 2022 consensus paper?
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Perception of certain sounds as too loud and painful.
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Fear of losing hearing due to certain sounds.
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Reduced tolerance to specific sound(s) or stimuli associated with those sounds.
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Considering the distinctions between misophonia and hyperacusis, which of the following statements best illustrates a critical understanding of how these conditions differ in their impact on individuals?
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Individuals with hyperacusis react only to loud sounds, while those with misophonia are not affected by sound intensity at all.
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Misophonia primarily involves emotional responses to specific sounds, regardless of their loudness, whereas hyperacusis involves discomfort related to sound intensity and volume.
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Both conditions lead to similar symptoms and require the same type of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for effective management.
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What is the main goal of CBT for patients with misophonia?
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To reduce the impact of misophonia by managing the patient's reactions to triggers.
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To completely eliminate the symptoms of misophonia.
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To treat any underlying psychiatric disorders associated with misophonia.
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Which age group was used for preliminary and descriptive analyses of the parent version of the MIQ (MIQ-P)?
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Adults ages 17 and older
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Children ages 16 and younger
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Adults ages 21 and older
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What statistical method was used to calculate confidence intervals for Cronbach's α in the study?
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Monte Carlo simulation
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Jackknife resampling
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Bias-corrected and accelerated (BCA) bootstrap
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Which item was reported as the most difficult to agree with in the adult MIQ, according to the item-difficulty index?
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MIQ 6 (“Feeling irritated”)
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MIQ 4 (“Hearing specific sounds”)
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MIQ 8 (“Experiencing low mood”)
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What was the primary purpose of reporting the results for the MIQ-P?
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To compare the MIQ-P with other similar instruments.
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To show preliminary properties of the MIQ-P for further examination.
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To validate the final version of the MIQ-P.
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What is a noted limitation of the study related to the adult sample and the MIQ?
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The MIQ was not effective in measuring the impact of misophonia over long periods.
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The majority of patients with a positive diagnosis of misophonia had high scores on the MIQ.
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Most participants in the sample reported experiencing both tinnitus and hyperacusis, limiting the study's generalizability.
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What is one of the primary considerations mentioned in assessing misophonia in pediatric patients using selfreport questionnaires?
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Children should always complete the questionnaires independently to ensure the validity of the responses.
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Parents' perceptions can introduce bias, as they may not fully understand the situations where misophonia affects their child.
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The emotional responses of children are always clearly communicated, making parent input unnecessary.
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What is one of the primary goals for future research regarding the MIQ, as indicated in the study?
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To establish test/retest reliability and identify clinically significant changes in MIQ scores.
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To explore the relationship between MIQ scores and demographic factors such as age and gender.
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To determine if the MIQ can replace other established misophonia assessment tools entirely.
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Publikationsverlauf
Artikel online veröffentlicht:
23. Dezember 2024
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