Retro SMI
Retro SMI
1)
Jeffrey Young, Ph.D.
(Translated and adapted officially for use in Brazil by Elisa Steinhorst Damasceno, Lauren Heineck de Souza and Margareth
da Silva Oliveira. Exclusively authorized by Schema Therapy Institute.)
Name: Date:
Instructions
This questionnaire contains statements that people might use to describe themselves. Based on the frequency scale
below, rate each
1 – Never item by
or almost choosing the number between 1 and46–that
never best describes how often you feel each statement
Frequently
2 – Rarely
applies to you; then write the number to the left of each statement.
5 – MostAsofyou
timeanswer each question, ask yourself, "In
3 – Occasionally
general, how often does this phrase apply to me." 6 – All of the time
6 I feel lost.
7 I am hard on myself.
8 I try very hard to please other people, thereby I avoid conflict, confrontation, or rejection.
15 I act impulsively or express emotions that hurt others or get me into trouble.
18 I change myself depending on who I am with so they will like me or approve of me.
24 If you let other people make fun of you or mess you around, you are a loser.
26 When I start to feel angry, I often can’t control it and lose my mind.
27 It’s important for me to be Number One (e.g., the most popular, most successful, wealthiest,
most powerful.)
28 I feel indifferent about most things.
34 I feel disconnected (no contact with myself, my emotions and other people).
36 I feel desperate.
40 I don’t think about what I say, and it gets me into trouble or hurts other people.
41 I work or do physical exercises intensively, so I don’t have to think about things that upset me.
43 I feel nothing.
45 I do not let myself relax or have fun until I have finished everything I’m supposed to.
46 I throw things everywhere (far, on the floor, against the wall, etc.) when I’m angry.
50 I feel lonely.
52 I like to do something exciting or relaxing to avoid my feelings (e.g.: working, gambling, eating,
shopping, sexual activities, watching TV, etc).
53 Equality doesn’t exist, so it’s better to be superior to other people.
55 Instead of expressing my own needs, I let other people get their own way.
57 I try to be always busy, so that I am less bothered by my annoying thoughts and feelings.
65 I can’t discipline myself to do things that I find unpleasant, even if I know it’s for my own good.
Based on the frequency scale below, choose the statement which best represents how well each one applies to
you.
67 I feel humiliated.
72 I do not allow myself to do pleasurable things that other people do because I am a bad person.
73 I express or say what I need without going overboard (not requiring too much from others).
79 I feel like screaming at/fighting with people for the way they treat me.
86 I want to distract myself from thoughts and feelings that might make me feel upset.
87 I am angry at myself.
92 If I get angry, I sometimes get so out of control that I physically assault or injure other people.
93 I am invulnerable.
94 I am a bad person.
95 I feel safe.
100 I act in a passive way even when I don’t like the way things are.
103 I feel like verbally or physically assaulting someone for what he/she did to me.
104 I know there is a right way or wrong way to do things. I try to do the right things the right way
otherwise I start criticizing myself.
105 I often feel alone in the world.
107 I am lazy.
108 I can put up with anything that comes from people who are important to me.
114 I feel that I don’t have to follow the same rules that other people do.
115 Right now, my life comes down to starting and completing tasks the right way.
117 I can defend myself properly when I feel unfairly criticized, abused, or when taken advantage
of.
118 I do not deserve pity, or that others be sympathetic when something bad happens to me.
121 When necessary, I complete boring and routine tasks to accomplish the things I value.
124 I have a good sense of who I am and what I need to make myself happy.
© 2014 Young, J., Amtz, A., Atkinson, T., Lobbestael, J., Weishaar, M. van Vreeswijk, M and Klokman J.
Unauthorized reproduction or translation without written consent of the author or strictly prohibited. The small watermark is your assurance
that you are an authorized version of this inventory. Postal Code: In Schema Therapy Institute, 561 10th Ave., Ste. 43D, New York, NY 10036. E-
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The english version is equivalente to the Dutch SMI 1.0. For the Dutch version,write: J. Lobbestael, Clinical Psychological Science, PO Box 616, 6200
MD, Maastricht, the Netherlands. Email: [email protected]