Sentences with phrase «adequate reliability»

We first established a standardized, «derived etic» version of the questionnaire with adequate reliability for 8 of the original 9 scales.

The PSS showed adequate reliability and, as predicted, was correlated with life - event scores, depressive and physical symptomatology, utilization of health services, social anxiety, and smoking - reduction maintenance.

Additional data indicate adequate reliability and validity of a four - item version of the PSS for telephone interviews.

The resulting scales were of adequate reliability (positive parenting: α =.89; nonpunitive parenting: α =.77).

Not enough second - generation SHOs were sold to get adequate reliability data.

Completion of PreSET training is contingent upon acquiring adequate reliability at the conclusion of the PreSET training as well as completing one actual PreSET administration in an early childhood program within 3 weeks of the PreSET training.

The factors demonstrated adequate reliability (α = 0.73 — 0.88).

This scale displays adequate reliability and validity.73 74 However, it has not yet been validated in kidney failure.

In addition, given the significant correlations between mother and father reports (DAS r = 0.60, p =.000 for CG, r = 0.47, p =.000 for SB group), parent reports were combined to create a composite variable, which yielded adequate reliability (α =.92 for SB; α =.72 for CG).

Despite evidence of response bias on the part of families and lack of standardization during test administration by caseworkers, the current findings still reveal adequate reliability and limited validity of FIRST subscales.

The WFBS showed adequate reliability and concurrent validity.

Scale scores were of adequate reliability (internalizing: α =.77; both externalizing and total score: α =.92).

Validity and adequate reliability for English and German versions were established in several studies (Goodman, 2001; Klein et al., 2013), for example, showing significant overlap between clinician - rated emotional disorders and parent - rated emotional symptoms (Becker et al., 2004).

They also should have adequate reliability and validity (Eisert et al., 1991; Jellinek & Murphy, 1988) and should identify an acceptable percentage (a minimum of 70 %) of children who have problems, yet have a false - positive rate of no greater than 30 % (Cicchetti, Volkmar, Klin, & Showalter, 1995).

The scale has been widely used in research and has been found to have adequate reliability and validity (Connor & Davidson, 2003).

The scale has been widely used in research and has been found to have adequate reliability and validity (Diener et al., 1985).

Nevertheless, in spite of the positive results supporting online assessment, the study of psychometric properties of online tests has frequent methodological problems (lack of random assignment or differing demographic characteristics to ensure sample equivalence), which make the adequate reliability or equivalence analysis difficult [13].

In summary, previous studies using the ULS - 6 showed adequate reliability and validity in the Portuguese culture.

The ARS has adequate reliability and validity (Kooij et al. 2005).

Overall, results indicate that CERQ - Ck has similar psychometric properties to the original instrument as well as with adequate reliability and validity to investigate the nine cognitive emotion regulation strategies during late childhood developmental periods.

This semi-structured diagnostic interview has adequate reliability and validity (Siebelink and Treffers 2001).