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rev. psicogente ; 23(43): 64-82, ene.-jun. 2020. tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1361199

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Resumen Objetivo: Validar la Escala de Pensamientos de Enojo para Adolescentes, la cual incluye tres factores: venganza (4 ítems, por ej., "Haré sufrir a la otra persona"), pensamientos de insulto o peyorativos (5 ítems, por ej., "Es un estúpido") y pensamientos de control (10 ítems, por ej., "Tendré paciencia"). Método: La muestra fue de 522 adolescentes mexicanos de escuela pública (M de edad = 15,92, DE =0,90); 213 hombres y 309 mujeres seleccionados de forma no aleatoria. Los instrumentos fueron: la Escala de Pensamientos de Enojo para Adolescentes, el Inventario Multicultural de Expresión de la Cólera y la Hostilidad (ML-STAXI) para Adolescentes Mexicanos y la Escala de Expresión del Enojo con Agresión Física. El diseño del estudio fue instrumental. Resultados: Se encontró, por medio de análisis factorial confirmatorio que el modelo de tres factores tuvo buen ajuste (CFI = .912, SRMR = .046, RMSEA = .076). La confiabilidad (Alfa de Cronbach) fue aceptable: .78, .86 y .92, respectivamente. La validez de constructo fue satisfactoria, dado que la escala fue útil para diferenciar a personas de alto y bajo puntaje en variables de enojo, control del enojo, expresión del enojo y agresión física hacia las personas y hacia los objetos. Hubo leve diferencia por sexo en una de las tres escalas, donde las mujeres tuvieron más pensamientos peyorativos que los hombres. Conclusión: La Escala de Pensamientos de Enojo para Adolescentes es una opción confiable y con validez de constructo. Representa un punto de partida para la investigación, evaluación y tratamiento de adolescentes con problemas en el control del enojo.


Abstract Objective: The goal of the study was to validate an Angry Thoughts Scale for Adolescents, which has three factors: revenge (4 items, e.g., "I will make the other person suffer"), insulting or pejorative thoughts (5 items, e.g., "S/he is stupid"), and thoughts of control (10 items, e.g., "I will be patient"). Method: The sample had 522 adolescents (M age = 15.92, SD = 0.90); 213 men, and 309 women from a public school; they were recruited through intentional non-random sampling. The participants answered three instruments: The Angry Thoughts Scale for Adolescents, The Multicultural Inventory of Anger and Hostility (ML-STAXI) for Mexican Adolescents, and the Scale of Anger Expression with Physical Aggression. The design of the study is instrumental. Results: It was found, through confirmatory factor analysis and modification indexes, that the 3-factor model showed good fit (CFI = .912, SRMR = .046, RMSEA = .076). The reliability (Cronbach's Alpha) was acceptable: .78, .86, and .92, respectively. Construct validity was satisfactory, since the scale was useful to distinguish between individuals with high and low scores in variables of anger, anger control, anger expression, and physical aggression toward people and toward objects. A gender difference was found in one of the three scales; women had more pejorative thoughts than men. Conclusion: The Angry Thoughts Scale for Adolescents is a reliable option with construct validity. It represents a starting point for research, assessment, and treatment of adolescents with anger problems.

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Bogotá; s.n; 2019. 110 p. graf, ilus.
Thesis in Spanish | LILACS, BDENF, COLNAL | ID: biblio-1395789

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El entorno de la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos representa una carga no solo física, sino también emocional para la familia interfiriendo con dinámicas de relaciones interpersonales, entre esta y enfermería, generando un desequilibrio constante que puede inducir a barreras de comunicación, aumentando la incidencia de síntomas emocionales como la ansiedad, la depresión y el estrés. Existen factores tangibles dentro de la dinámica interrelacional, como la comunicación, información, respeto, trato digno y cuidado participativo, que pueden medirse para diseñar y ejecutar planes de cuidado orientados a las necesidades puntuales de la familia, lo que puede representar un impacto positivo en el cuidado de la experiencia de la salud del sujeto de cuidado. Por lo anterior, se hace necesario contar con instrumentos válidos y confiables que contribuyan a diagnosticar la relación interpersonal entre enfermera y familia, para identificar fortalezas y debilidades, y de esta manera, lograr un cuidado de enfermería holístico y de calidad. El instrumento VRIEF-UCI (Valoración de las relaciones interpersonales entre enfermera y familia en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos) responde a esta necesidad. Cuenta con pruebas iniciales de validez aparente y de contenido desde el año 2016, sin embargo, requiere pruebas más robustas para garantizar su calidad y consistencia en investigaciones futuras. Este instrumento consta de 45 ítems tipo Likert, y está estructurado en cinco dimensiones (orientación, información, trato digno, empatía y cuidado participativo), con base en la teoría de las relaciones interpersonales de Hildegard Peplau. Objetivo: Determinar la validez de constructo, contenido, criterio y confiabilidad del instrumento VRIEF-UCI, que evalúa la relación interpersonal entre enfermera y familia. Método: Estudio de tipo cuantitativo-psicométrico en cuatro fases: Validación de contenido a través del juicio de expertos; validación de constructo por medio del análisis factorial exploratorio; validación de criterio determinando la correlación con el instrumento EVACALEN ­ Evaluación de la calidad de Enfermería de Ramírez, Perdomo & Galán (2013) y confiabilidad con el Alfa de Cronbach. Como complemento se realizó análisis de dificultad y consistencia de ítems a través del método de Rasch. Muestra: 430 familiares entre 30 y 65 años de edad con pacientes en las UCI de dos hospitales universitarios de la ciudad de Bogotá-Colombia. Resultados y conclusiones: Con respecto a la validez de contenido, se encontró un índice de concordancia global de 0.96; en la validez de constructo, a través del análisis factorial exploratorio se determinó que el instrumento es unidimensional lo que contrasta con lo planteado por las autoras del instrumento. Respecto a la validez de criterio, se pudo identificar que esta responde a una validez de tipo convergente, debido a las características de los instrumentos confrontados, encontrando que la correlación entre el instrumento VRIEF-UCI y el criterio externo EVACALEN es de 0.876 (alta), lo que permitió a su vez realizar una regresión lineal que mostró la existencia de predictibilidad entre la variable dependiente (calidad de cuidado) y la independiente (relación interpersonal) con un R= 0,953 y una F=4268,175; la confiabilidad del instrumento es alta, determinada con un Alpha de Cronbach de 0.97. Por último, con el método de Rasch se obtuvo un análisis del comportamiento de cada uno de los ítems, estableciendo adecuados niveles de dificultad, lo que se traduce en una alta probabilidad de que los participantes desarrollen adecuadamente el instrumento (media de MNSQ de 0.99 y de una media de ZSTD de -0.1 para INFIT, y un MNSQ de 1.01 y de una media de ZSTD de 0.1 para OUTFIT). Al final de este proceso, se cuenta con un instrumento válido y confiable que evalúa las relaciones interpersonales entre enfermera y familia en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos, aportando un producto innovador a la comunidad científica y académica.


The environment of the Intensive Care Unit represents a burden not only physical, but also emotional for the family, interfering with the dynamics of interpersonal relationships between it and nursing, generating a constant imbalance that can induce to communication barriers, increasing the incidence of emotional symptoms such as Anxiety, depression and stress. There are tangible factors within the inter-relational dynamic such as communication, information, respect, dignified care and participative care, which can be measured to design and implement care plans sensitive to the specific needs of the family, which can have a positive impact on the care of the health experience of this subject of care. Therefore, it is necessary to have valid and reliable instruments that help to diagnose the interpersonal relationship between nurse and family, to identify strengths and weaknesses and thus achieve a holistic and quality nursing care. The VRIEF-UCI instrument (Assessment of interpersonal relationships between nurse and family in the intensive care unit), responds to this need. It has initial tests of apparent validity and content since 2016, however it requires more robust tests to guarantee its quality and consistency in future research. This instrument consists of 45 Likert-type items, and is structured in 5 dimensions (orientation, information, dignified care, empathy and participatory care), based on theory of interpersonal relationships Hildegard Peplau. Objective: To determine the content, criterion and construct validity and reliability of the VRIEF-UCI instrument, which evaluates the interpersonal relationship between nurse and family. Method: Quantitative-psychometric study in four phases: Validation of content through expert judgment (7 experts); construct validation through exploratory factor analysis; Validation of criteria determining the correlation with the instrument EVACALEN - Nursing quality assessment of Perdomo, Ramírez, & Galán (2013) and reliability with Cronbach's Alpha. As a complement, analysis of difficulty and consistency of items was carried out using the Rasch method. Sample: 430 relatives between 30 and 65 years of patients in the ICU of a university hospital in the city of Bogotá-Colombia. Results and conclusions: With regard to content validity, an overall concordance index of 0.96 was found; In the construct validity through the exploratory factorial analysis, it was determined that the instrument is two-dimensional, with factorial loads of 30.58 and 0.56 respectively, which could suggest statistical unidimensionality due to the variance explained by the first factor with respect to the second, However, it is not possible to extract the 5 dimensions proposed by the authors of the instrument; Regarding the criterion validity, it was possible to identify that this corresponds to a validity of convergent type, due to the characteristics of the confronted instruments, finding that the correlation between the VRIEF-UCI instrument and the external EVACALEN criterion is 0.876 (high) , which in turn allowed to perform a linear regression that showed the existence of predictability between the dependent variable (quality of care) and the independent variable (interpersonal relationship) with an R = 0.953 and an F = 4268.175; The reliability of the instrument is high determined with a Cronbach's Alpha of 0.97. Finally, with the Rasch method, an analysis of the behavior of each of the items was obtained, establishing adequate levels of difficulty which translates a high probability that the participants will develop the instrument adequately (MNSQ average of 0.99 and a mean of ZSTD of -0.1 for INFIT, and an MNSQ of 1.01 and a mean of ZSTD of 0.1 for OUTFIT). At the end of this process there is a valid and reliable instrument that evaluates the interpersonal relationships between the nurse and the family in the intensive care unit, providing an innovative product to the scientific and academic community.


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Humans , Male , Female , Psychometrics , Family , Feasibility Studies , Nurses , Quality of Health Care , Intensive Care Units , Interpersonal Relations
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Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science ; (12): 949-951, 2013.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-441929

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Objective To explore the reliability and validity of the Chinese revised version of the Intolerance of uncertainty scale(IUS).Methods A total of 930 college students completed the IUS.45 college students participated in the retest 3 weeks later.The self-rating anxiety scale (SAS) and the self-rating depression scale (SDS) were used as criterions for assessment of the validity of the Chinese revised version of IUS.Results The Chinese revised version of IUS contained 21 items.Exploratory factor analysis found a two-factor model (negative belief and emotional experience,behavioral dysfunction and negative self-reference) with a cumulative variance contribution rate of 42.09%.And the results of Confirmatory factor analysis (x 2/df =2.82,GFI =0.90,TLI =0.90,CFI =0.91,RMSEA =0.065) indicated that this model provided a reasonable good fit for Chinese college students.The Cronbach α of internal consistency reliability were good for IUS and two subscales,which were 0.929,0.885 and 0.864,respectively.The test-retest reliabilities for IUS and two subscales were 0.782,0.766 and 0.714 respectively.The IUS scores were positively correlated with the scores of SAS and SDS (r =0.489 ~0.575,P < 0.001).Conclusion It suggests that the Chinese revised version of IUS has good reliability and validity,which is qualified enough for relevant research and applications for Chinese adults.

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Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing ; (36): 4-7, 2013.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-438729

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Objective To develop the Chinese version of Attribution Questionnaire-27 and examine its replicability,reliability and validity.Methods The questionnaire was translated using the standard translation/back-translation method and examine its replicability,reliability and validity in 230 medical students who were selected by convenient method.Results The Cronbach α coefficient for Attribution Questionnaire-27 was 0.82 and ranging between 0.55 and 0.84 for the subscales.The test-retest reliabilities of the total scale was 0.77 and the subscales was between 0.61 to 0.81 after one week.Confirmatory factor analysis confirmed the hypothesized six factors attribution of responsibility model (x2/df=3,GFI=0.925,NFI=0.880,CFI=0.856,IFI=0.761,RMSEA=0.094) and three factors dangerous model (x2/df=1.773,GFI=0.959,NFI=0.941,CFI=0.973,IFI=0.973,RMSEA=0.058).The path analysis results support the existing theoretical assumptions.Condusions The Chinese version of Attribution Questionnaire-27 has good reliability and validity and can be used in medical student.

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Anu. investig. - Fac. Psicol., Univ. B. Aires ; 16: 365-373, ene.-dic. 2009. tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-641788

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El presente estudio se propone presentar los resultados obtenidos en la adaptación, validación y estandarización de la Escala de Desesperanza-BHS (A. Beck, 1974; Adaptación Argentina: I.M. Mikulic, 1998). La adaptación se realizó mediante la técnica de "back translation" y en el proceso de validación participaron 377 participantes de Capital Federal y Gran Buenos Aires, entre las edades de 18 y 50 años (M: 28; SD: 7,9). Se analizó la consistencia interna de la escala, así como su validez concurrente, predictiva, diferencial y factorial. El coeficiente alpha de confiabilidad del instrumento fue aceptable. Los coeficientes de correlación de la BHS con la adaptación argentina del Inventario de Depresión de Beck (BDI-II) demuestran ser significativos, sobre todo con aquellos ítems del BDI que evalúan pesimismo. El análisis de regresión realizado advierte que el 16% de la variabilidad en los puntajes de la prueba BDI pueden ser atribuidos a la variable desesperanza. El análisis factorial realizado con la técnica de Componentes Principales y rotación Varimax identificó tres factores que explican el 54,8 % de la varianza. Al considerar la validez diferencial de la BHS, se evidencia que no existe asociación entre desesperanza y género, y que las correlaciones con nivel educativo y edad son muy bajas. Con el fin de disponer de normas locales, se han elaborado las tablas de equivalencia para Capital Federal y Gran Buenos Aires. Los resultados obtenidos en el presente estudio permiten concluir que la Escala BHS adaptada evalúa un constructo psicológicamente significativo en nuestro medio y puede ser usada con propósitos de "screening" en diversos contextos.


Present study aims to show adaptation process, validation procedures and standardization norms for Beck Hopelessness Scale BHS (A. Beck, 1974; Argentinian Version: I.M. Mikulic, 1998). Argentinian Adaptation underwent a "back translation" process and it has been validated in an intentional sample of 377 participants residing in Buenos Aires Province and Federal District ages between 18 and 50 years old (Mean: 28; SD: 7.9). Internal consistency has been analyzed, also factorial, predictive, differential and concurrent validity have been demonstrated. Alpha coefficient of reliability has shown to be acceptable. Correlations with Argentinian Adaptation Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II) have proven to be significative, especially with items assessing pesimism. Regression analysis was performed and 16% of the BDI variance were explained. Factorial Analysis with Principal Components and Varimax Rotation identifies three factors explaining 54.8% of the total variance. Low correlations or none were found regarding education level, age and gender. Local norms are presented for Buenos Aires Province and Federal District. According to preliminary results obtained with this BHS adaptation, it is possible to support that this Scale assesses a psychologically significant construct for our social context and it can be used with "screening" purposes in different applied psychological fields.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12): 890-894, 2009.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-404759

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Objective:To establish a preliminary diagnostic criteria of pathological internet use for field test in China.Methods:Through searching common "pathological internet use" diagnostic criteria or screen criteria in literature,a diagnostic criteria items pool and a preliminary diagnostic criteria of "pathological internet use" were established .According to the diagnostic criteria,each 2 senior professional psychiatrists in turn interviewed 79 patients and their parents,and then made diagnosis respectively. In addiction,44 high school students were each evaluated by one psychiatrist.The definite diagnosis was made when 2 evaluators make the same diagnosis for one patient.Result:In 123 patients,54 were pathological internet use.For diagnosis,the value of kappa for inter-rater reliability was 0.812( P<0.001).In the 12 criteria items,2 for poor inter-rater reliability and 4 for little contribution to diagnosis were eliminated.In the reserved 6 items,if 4 items(or more)were positive,the diagnostic sensitivity was 78.9% and specificity was 95.3%.Functional impairment criteria were made strictly.In the patients who were made the definite diagnosis,90.7% had duration of illness above 3 months,and 77.7% above 6 months.Conclusion:The preliminary diagnostic criteria of pathological internet use after revised includes 6 symptom criteria,3 functional impairment criteria,duration of illness and exclusive criteria.The criteria proposed is with high consistency on evaluations made by psychiatric raters,and with operational convenience.The criteria,after further revised,may fit the clinical application.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-684325

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Objective:To study the reliability and validity of schizophrenia quality of life scale (SQLS)in China.Method:Eighty-eight patients with schizophrenia were assessed with the SQLS.Results:The Cronbach's alpha were in 0.58-0.93.The split-half reliability coefficient were in 0.91-0.94.The test-retest reliability coefficient were in 0.57-0.76.The content validity and construct validity reached psychometrically acceptable level.Conclusion:The SQLS is a simple and reliable scale.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-589991

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Objective: To revise the Griffith Mental Development Scales and establish the norm being suited to the Chinese local conditions. Methods: The standardized sample consisted of 2022 children aged 0 to 7 years old was collected in a stratified and random way according to city rank, age, sex, paternal occupations. Each subject was tested individually and filled in a form. Results: The total sample had better representation. The mean of GQ was about 100, and the distribution of GQ is normal. Item analysis indicated that the item difficulty was about 0.5 and discrimination was from 0.62 to 0.78. A few orders of items were revised. The scorer reliability was 0.953. The test-retest reliability was 0.948. The correlation coefficients were 0.481 to 0.854 among the sub-scales or between sub-scales and General DQ. The result of exploratory factor analysis had three factors. The ratio of variance was 79.8%.Conclusion:Griffith Mental Development Scales have ideal reliability and validity.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-589816

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Objective:To develop the adolescent's family Satisfaction scale(AFSS)and test the reliability and validity of it. Methods:Obtain the structure and items on the basis of an open structure questionnaire survey and literature review,and then 1253 middle school students were tested with AFSS to test the reliability and validity of the scale.Results:The AFSS consists of 42 items and reflects three factors including family circumstance, the way of families fostering the child, communication and understanding of family. The test-retest reliability ranged from 0.882 to 0.972,and the correlations between factors and the whole questionnaire ranged from 0.899 to 0.906,which all met the criteria for adequacy of fit.Loading of the items were from 0.458 to 0.753, which explain 51.532%of the total variance.Conclusion:The AFSS is a reliable and valid scale for assessing the family satisfaction of adolescents.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-589587

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Objective:This study aimed to develop a Chinese version of Quality of life in Epilepsy Inventory(QOLIE-89) and to confirm its psychometric properties.Methods:The original English version QOLIE-89 was adapted to Chinese language through a translation back-translation procedure. The assessment included 204 patients with epilepsy .The test-retest and internal consistency reliabilities, criterion validity and discriminative validity were assessed.Results:The test-retest reliability (Pearson's correlation coefficient) for Chinese version QOLIE-89 was 0.63-0.95 and internal consistency reliability (Cronbach's alpha) was 0.76-0.92. The confirmatory factor analysis indicated that the Chinese version of QOLIE-89 was composed of three dimensions(CMIN/DF=2.17,GFI=0.98, AGFI=0.90, CFI=0.98,RMSEA=0.061), which were physiology, psychology and social function that including 17 factors obtained by exploration analysis ,which can explained 71.91% of total variance. Spearman's rank correlations between Chinese version QOLIE-89 total score and QOLIE-31 total score was 0.96 and domain scores were from 0.86-1.00.QOLIE-89 items could be discriminated well between patients according to epileptic seizures severity and antiepileptic drug side effects.Conclusion:The psychometric properties of the Chinese version QOLIE-89 inventory are fairly good and similar to the American version and can be applied to assess quality of life for adult patients with epilepsy in China.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-589584

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Objectives: To develop and evaluate the Psychological Adjustment Scale for Cancer Patients (PASCP).Methods: A self-report rating scale was developed with structured methods. A total of 557 cancer patients were asked to complete the scale and evaluate the importance of each item. And 183 relatives and 96 doctors and nurses were also asked to evaluate the importance of each item. The scale was refined and its reliability, validity and responsiveness were evaluated. Results: (1)PASCP was finally refined as a scale with 36-item, 5 dimensions including the impact on emotion/self-esteem, self-perception, daily life, relationship with others/social life, others, and an item to value the general psychological adjustment after the patients were diagnosed with cancer. (2)The scale had good content validity. Its construct was consistent with the concept designed. The factor loading spectrum and ANOVA are 0.63-0.79 and 7.44, 0.67-0.76 and 5.42, 0.69-0.88 and 4.77, 0.66-0.91 and 4.77, 0.63-0.80 and 4.38 respectively. The criterion validity with HAD and FLIC were 0.78 and 0.69 respectively. (3)The test-retest coefficients for the 5 dimensions and the total score were 0.83、0.82、0.86、0.78、0.76 and 0.89 respectively;Cronbach ? for them were 0.83, 0.86, 0.80, 0.78, 0.69 and 0.89 respectively. The split-half reliability for the scale was 0.93. 4.The scale could reflect the changes of the patients' psychological adjustment before and after treatment and recovery. Conclusion:PASCP has high validity, reliability and responsiveness. It is applicable in clinical practice in China.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-589391

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Objective: To develop a scale to measure attitudes toward homosexuals in Chinese university students.Methods:Based on surveys and literatures, we conducted the pre-test and test for accessing the construct validity of the scale by EFA ( exploratory factor analysis) and CFA (confirmatory factor analysis) in 1010 Chinese university students.Results: There were three components that could explain 63.84% of the total variance with loading between 0.501 and 0.851 in the scale.The three components could explain 46.67%,10.27% and 6.90% of the variance separately.They were named cognitive tolerance, emotional tolerance and behavior tolerance.The scale had NFI 0.979,NNFI 0.981,CFI 0.985,RMSEA 0.073 by CFA.The Cronbach'?coefficient was 0.931 and the test-retest reliability was 0.839 (with P

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-587470

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Objective: To work out a Parent-Adolescent Conflict Resolution Questionnaire with Chinese culture and explore its validity and reliability. Methods: The original items were selected based on the opening investigation on 548 adolescents and discussion with some parents and professionals, in the next step, 914 adolescents were recruited to test the reliability and validity. Results: The distribution of factors confirmed the theoretical structure. The alpha coefficient ranged from 0. 56 ~ 0. 86, retest coefficient after a month were 0. 67 ~ 0. 88 ( P

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-587469

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Objective: To develop the Chinese version of the Anxiety Sensitivity Index-Revised and examine its replicability, reliability and validity. Methods: This study translated the Anxiety Sensitivity Index-Revised ( ASI-R) and examined the factor analytic structure of anxiety sensitivity in a large sample of middle school students aged 12-18 years (n = 1556) . Factor analysis of the ASI-R items resulted in a hierarchical construct with three lower-order factors loading on a single higher-order factor. Results: after revision, the number of items of the inventory reduced from 36 to 15. Anxiety sensitivity seems to be a hierarchically organized construct with one higher-order factor (anxiety sensitivity ) and three lower-order factors: Physical concern, Cognitive concern (lose of control) , Social concern, which three factors contributed to 52. 29% of total variance. Factor loadings of items were 0. 63 ~ 0. 98 , the internal correlation between items were 0. 37 ~ 0. 53 , the correlation between factors to the total score were 0. 72 ~ 0. 84, internal correlation among factors were 0. 68 ~ 0. 78. internal consistency of each factor 0. 73 ~ 0. 78. the split-half reliability was 0. 71 ~0. 76, that of test-retest was 0. 70 ~0. 78. Conclusion: The questionnaire has satisfying reliability and validity.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-587294

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Objective: To revise Frost's Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale (FMPS) within a sample of Chinese college students based on clinical knowledge and Hewitt & Flett's perfectionism questionnaire.Methods:Three hundred and fifty college students responded to the inventory with additional 15 items to the FMPS. Exploratory factor analysis was applied to the data. Results: The revised Perfectionism Scale consisted of 50 items, four subscales (Concerns with Mistakes and Doubts, Personal Standards, Organization, Parents' Expectation and Control). Factor analysis indicated that, the four factors explain 42.31% of the variance with loading between 0.37~0.79. The five subscales had internal consistencies with split-half reliabilities 0.73~0.88, Cronbach's alphas 0.80~ 0.91, and test-retest reliabilities of 0.68~0.80 (P

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-585510

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Objective:To develop a scale used to measure smoking-related attitudes in Chinese secondary school students. Methods:Based on literatures published in China and abroad and suggestions by relevant specialists and teachers, we developed a self-administered scale with 16-item used to measure smoking-related attitudes in Chinese secondary school students. Factor analysis was used to assess the construct validity of the scale. The differences of the scores between trying smokers and non-smoker, and males and females were tested for assessing the discriminant validity of the scale. Cronbach's alpha for the total scale and the sub-scales was calculated for evaluating the internal consistency, and the split-half reliability test analysis was also conducted. Moreover, 112 subjects were re-investigated after two weeks of the first survey, and the difference and correlation of scores between the two surveys were tested for assessing the stability of the scale. Results: Factor analysis identified two potential components that could explain 46.2% of the total variance, and the first factor including 9 items was defined as "The opinions to tobacco and smoking-related behaviors", and the second one including 7 items was defined as "The opinions to measures for preventing and controlling smoking". The mean score of the scale in non-smokers was significantly higher than that of the trying smokers, while the mean score in females was significantly higher than that in males. The Cronbach'? coefficient was 0.87 for Factor One, 0.75 for Factor Two, and 0.86 for the general scale, and the coefficient of the split-half reliability was 0.71 for Factor One, 0.59 for Factor Two, and 0.72 for the general scale. By analyzing the data of 112 students who participated in both surveys, we obtained test-retest reliability of factorⅠas 0.72, of factor Ⅱ as 0.44 and of all items as 0.67, and all the correlation coefficients were statistically significant. There were no differences for the scores of the scale between the two surveys. Conclusion: The results indicated that the smoking-related attitude scale had reasonable validity and reliability,It could provide valuable reference for future similar surveys in China.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-585413

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Objective: To develop the native Chinese Affective Picture System (CAPS) for future research on emotion. Methods: 852 pictures were screened out to make up of CAPS. 46 Chinese university students were collected to rate the valence, arousal and dominance by self-report in a 9-point rating scale for CAPS. Results: The standard deviations of scores on valence and dominance were greater than that on arousal. Scatter plot showed that the score distribution on the dimension of valence and arousal was wide in CAPS. Conclusion: Though IAPS (International Affective Picture System) is highly internationally-accessible, there are still significant differences between the two sources. The native Chinese Affective Picture System is necessary.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-584282

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Objective: To develop tools for assessing writing skills in Chinese children and classifying its subtypes. Methods: Using tasks of character copy, free writing according to pictures, shape copy and writing to dictation, 65 children with writing difficulties reported by their parents were investigated.Results: the inter rater reliability of character copy, free writing, and shape copy were high. Children could be classified into four subtypes based on character copy and free writing.Conclusion:Character writing skill and written expression are two factors for assessing Chinese writing. Patterns between subtypes at these two tasks are different.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-584239

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Objective: 1)To revise the Social Skills Scale (SSS) and examine its psychometric properties.2) To explore the relationship between SSS and mental health. Methods:1)A sample of 394 freshmen completed the Social Skills Scale, SCL-90, and Self Consistency and Congruence Scale. Exploratory factor analysis, item analysis, reliability and validity analysis were used to revise the Social Skills Scale. 2) The relations between the SSS , SCL-90 and Self Consistency and Congruence Scale were examined.Results:Using exploring factor analysis, 5 factors were extracted, i.e. social adaptation, social perception, social confidence, social expression, and impression management. The mean inter-item correlation coefficients ranged from 0.52 to 0.77. The correlation coefficients of item and corresponding subscale ranged from 0.52 to 0.77, and the item discrimination indexes ranged from 0.32 to 0.52. Social adaptation, social perception and impression management were positively correlated with mental health. Social confidence was negatively correlated with mental health. Social expression did not correlation with mental health. Conclusion:The revised Social Skills scale was an reliable and valid measurement.

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Chinese Mental Health Journal ; (12)2002.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-584139

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Objective:To study the structure of teacher’s app raisal of pupil’s self-regulationMethod:Based on the open que stionnair es that teachers provided of their students’ characteristics, a self-regulation questionnaire of primary school students was developed 736 students were asse ssed by 56 teachersResults:Through exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis, four factors, independence and conscientiousn ess, assault and resisting, friendship and obedience, irritability and activenes s, were obtained The ideal reliability and validity were gotConclusi on:In the view of teachers, the self-regulation structure of primary sch ool students includes four factors

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