Sentences with phrase «as measurement invariance»

The concept that a latent variable has the same measurement characteristics over time or across groups is known as measurement invariance (Collins and Lanza 2010).

Not exact matches

During the time of conducting our study, the reliability of the HADS as a clinical screening tool was critically questioned noting that although the HADS was used in TIDES, different measures were recommended from that international study.36 These measures were the PHQ - 9 for depression and the GAD - 7 for anxiety.4 36 Both these measures are recommended in the international guidelines for mental health screening of patients with CF, 11 which are since being used in CF clinical settings.15 31 Because of the current shift away from using HADS as a screening tool for depression and anxiety in CF, and because of the small sample sizes in each group (online and paper - based), we did not test measurement invariance to determine if the online version of HADS is equivalent to the paper based version.

The model, which was developed with U.S. populations, has recently been used in other cultural contexts and, as such, the measurement invariance of the ISR - P

The model, which was developed with U.S. populations, has recently been used in other cultural contexts and, as such, the measurement invariance of the ISR - PYD model across cultural contexts must be assessed.

Psychological Assessment, 19, 176 — 188, 2007) as well as to examine measurement invariance of the ASI - 3 across gender.

The parent version of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire omega as an alternative to alpha and a test for measurement invariance.

Most importantly, it was demonstrated that the SCARED could differentiate between socially anxious and healthy Spanish adolescents as demonstrated by measurement invariance (χ 2 = 254.27, df = 1343, GFI =.884, AGFI =.872, RMR =.031) and the large effect size (η p 2 =.22) between the samples.