Patient-Rated Instrument
PEAS-P is completed by the patient. Clinician-rated PEAS remains a separate instrument.
PEAS-P Patient-Rated ERP Adherence Scale
Patient EX/RP Adherence Scale-Patient (PEAS-P) is a ready-to-send patient-rated adaptation of PEAS for practitioners and teams in concentrated ERP treatment contexts. It helps collect three 1-7 self-ratings for exposure practice attempted, quality of exposure practice, and success with response prevention during a defined treatment period.
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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.
Treatment-Period Context
Each response is anchored to the defined treatment day or recent practice period so repeated scores can be compared descriptively.
Limits
The tool does not classify risk, infer severity, predict outcomes, or add questionnaire content beyond the three adherence domains.
Who completes PEAS-P?
The patient completes PEAS-P as a self-rated adherence measure for the defined treatment period.
Is PEAS-P the same as clinician-rated PEAS?
No. PEAS-P is patient-rated; clinician-rated PEAS is a separate instrument.
What does the total score mean in the product?
The total score summarizes the three patient-rated adherence items descriptively; the product does not add risk or severity interpretation.
What happens if the patient skips an item?
The response remains partial, and total score handling must be clear before a total is shown.