25 Validatie van de Schema Mode Inventory (SMI)
De aanwezigheid van schemamodi kan op drie verschillende manieren worden bepaald. Ten eerste door problematische situaties in kaart te brengen waarin patiënten terechtkomen en het gedrag dat zij daarin vertonen te vertalen naar schemamodi. Ten tweede kunnen modi worden getraceerd door experiëntiële technieken te gebruiken waarmee de patiënten terug worden geleid naar het verleden.
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