ArticleFrontiers in human neuroscience2025
The development and initial findings of a DISGUST scale.
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Background: Disgust is a fundamental emotion linked to survival, but its classification as a primary emotion remains debated. This study develops and validates a questionnaire assessing disgust as a primary emotion and examines its relationship with personality traits and psychopathology. Methods: A total of 482 German speaking participants completed an online survey. The sample was split for a principal component analysis ( Results: Initial item reduction via PCA resulted in two alternative unidimensional models with eight and five Items. CFA confirmed excellent model fit for both versions (DISGUST-8: Discussion: The findings highlight disgust's role in personality and psychopathology. The developed scale reliably measures disgust, demonstrating its association with neuroticism. Future research should explore cross-cultural validation and refine the scale's clinical applicability.
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