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The purpose of the study is to find a method of mental examination which can be simply performed concurrently with physical examination during a regular check-up. On a regular check-up, the state-trait anxiety inventor (STAI) was administered to 264 construction workmen engaged in reconstruction work for the Hanshin Awaji Great Earthquake. Data on a total of 40 STAI items, i.e., 20 state anxiety (A-State) items and 20 trait anxiety (A-Trait) items were subjected to multiple regression analysis and five items were extracted from A-State and five from A-Trait items as a practical tool for a simple screening test. The contribution rates of the respective five items for the total score were 90.0% for A-State and 88.5% for T-State. The correlation coefficients, r, between predicted and observed values were 0.949 (p &lt; 0.01) for A-State and 0.940 (p &lt; 0.01) for A-Trait. Because of certain degrees of validity and reliability of each five-item system, it is considered that this method is useful as a simple screening test to roughly grasp the mental health of subjects and can be utilized for mental health care at offices.

Screening Test by Statistically Reducing the Number of the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory(STAI)Items