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Case identification and formal assessmentInstrument Details Cut-offpointAnxiety and Depression Five yes/no items, one of which is 1Detector (ADD) (GAD item) used to detect GADAnxiety Disorder Scale 11 yes/no items, which are added 2 to 3– Generalised Anxiety together to produce a score fromSubscale (ADS-GA) 0 to 1196Table 14: Cut-off points used for each of the case identification instrumentsADS-GA (three items) Three items from the ADS-GA 1 to 2ADS-GA (four items) Four items from the ADS-GA 1 to 2Beck Anxiety Inventory Seven items (subjective, non-somatic 4– Fast Screen (BAI-FS) symptoms) from the BAIBrief Symptom Inventory Six items, rated on a five-point scale 63(BSI) – Anxiety subscale of distress, ranging from not at all (T score)(0) to extremely (4). The two-itemversion consists of items 1 and 4.BSI-Anxiety (two items) Items 1 and 4 from the BSI-Anxiety, 2.5rated on a five-point scale of distress,ranging from not at all (0) toextremely (4)Eysenck Personality Neuroticism scale from the EPQ 0.37Questionnaire –Neuroticism Scale (EPQ-N)Generalized Anxiety Two items from the GAD-7 3Disorder scale – 2 items(GAD-2)Generalized Anxiety A seven-item self-report scale 8Disorder scale – 7 items measuring symptoms of GAD over(GAD-7)the previous 2 weeks on a four-pointLikert-type scaleGeneralized Anxiety Nine-item self-report measure, 4.5Disorders Questionnaire, designed for use as an initial screen4th Edition (GAD-Q-IV) to diagnose GADGeriatric Anxiety Inventory Five items from the GAI3– Short Form (GAI-SF)General Health 12 items from the GHQ-28 2 to 3Questionnaire – 12 itemversion (GHQ-12)(Continued)