Practitioner And Client Roles
The practitioner initiates and reviews OPD-CQ. The client completes the questionnaire responses, which become input for practitioner formulation.
OPD Conflict Questionnaire
The OPD Conflict Questionnaire is a client-completed OPD-based self-report questionnaire for psychodynamic practitioners and researchers using an OPD framework. It helps the practitioner review active and passive coping modes across six OPD conflicts, including defended perception of conflict and emotions, when the 66-item instrument and scoring rules are supplied.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Captures
The questionnaire captures responses about coping with unconscious conflicts, emotional experience, and defended conflict perception within the supported OPD-CQ structure.
Result Boundary
The tool produces a profile for review; it does not generate an automatic psychodynamic diagnosis or treatment recommendation.
Does OPD-CQ diagnose the client automatically?
No. OPD-CQ produces structured conflict-coping information for practitioner review within OPD-informed formulation.
Can a partial questionnaire produce a final profile?
No. Partial completion should show progress only and should not generate final scoring.
Who completes OPD-CQ?
The client completes the questionnaire; the practitioner assigns, reviews, and interprets the resulting profile.