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The Study on the Upgrade of QSCC II (I) - A Study on Comparison of responses to the questionnaire based on Sasang constitution's differences-Questionnair of Sasang Constitution Classification II (QSCCII)

  • Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine
  • Abbr : JSCIM
  • 2003, 15(1), pp.27~38
  • Publisher : The Society of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine
  • Research Area : Medicine and Pharmacy > Korean Medicine
  • Received : June 30, 2003
  • Accepted : June 30, 2003
  • Published : June 15, 2003

Taeyeon Kim 1 Yoo Jung Hee 1 Eui Ju Lee 1 Koh Byung hee 2 Song Il Byung 1

1경희대학교
2한국한의학연구원 원장

ABSTRACT

Purpose: This study has focused on evaluating the effectiveness and accuracy of the questionnaire which considered as a basic data to indentify constitution Methods: By analysing the tendency of the respondents who has defined constitution by clinical diagnosis and comparing of their answers, the result of their constitution analysis by our questionnaire were re-examed. The answer of each question to each constitution were tested how it is relevent to a scale of a constitution. So I analysed each item response rates on QSCCII of those who had been tested and diagnosed as Taeyangin, Soyangin, Taeumin, Soeumin respectively. Results: 1. From the 537 results of QSCCII of those who were examined by professors, I made a selected Taeyang scale which is consists of 18 items, a selected Soyang scale which is consists of 40 items, a selected Taeum scale which is consists of 41 items and a selected Soeum scale which is consists of 32 items. 2. I have found that there is limitation to find out constitution by the questionnaire we used, one I hope that suitable questionnaire will be developed for the research in the future

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