The Self-Rating Scale (SRS; Hooley et al., 2010), a widely used measure of self-criticism in self-injury research, did not utilize conventional test development methods and has limited psychometric data. We examined the internal consistency, test–retest reliability, and convergent and discriminant validity of the SRS. Participants were 295 psychology undergraduate students. The SRS demonstrated good internal consistency (α = .93), adequate test–retest reliability (r = .76), and satisfactory convergent validity with other measures of self-criticism. Convergent validity was also adequate for expected dimensions of perfectionism (socially prescribed, self-oriented, concerns about mistakes, and doubts about actions), depressive symptoms, and negative and positive affect. The SRS demonstrated adequate discriminant validity with expected constructs of perfectionism (other-oriented, personal standards, and organizational perfectionism). Although the SRS appears to be a psychometrically sound measure of self-criticism, high correlations with depression and perfectionism raise questions regarding the overlap of these constructs.

自评量表 (SRS; Hooley et al., 2010) 是一种在自伤研究中广泛使用的自我批评测量方法，它没有使用传统的测试开发方法，并且心理测量数据有限。我们检查了 SRS 的内部一致性、重测信度以及收敛效度和区分效度。参与者是 295 名心理学本科生。SRS 表现出良好的内部一致性 (α = .93)、足够的重测信度 ( r= .76)，与其他自我批评措施的收敛效度令人满意。收敛效度也足以满足预期的完美主义维度（社会规定、自我导向、对错误的担忧和对行为的怀疑）、抑郁症状以及消极和积极影响。SRS 证明了与预期的完美主义结构（以他人为导向、个人标准和组织完美主义）有足够的区分效度。尽管 SRS 似乎是衡量自我批评的心理测量方法，但与抑郁症和完美主义的高度相关性引发了关于这些结构重叠的问题。