Sentences with phrase «different psychometric properties»
The aim of this study was to assess different psychometric properties of one of the first officially translated Dutch adolescent mindfulness questionnaires, the MAAS - A.
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In this context, it must be recognized that rankings based on VAM scores and ratings based on observational protocols will necessarily have different psychometric and statistical properties.
The focus throughout this article is on the psychometric properties (reliability, validity and responsiveness) of these scales in different cultures, as well as the processes used to translate the instruments from English into another language.
Most measures had no evidence that they had undergone any sort of psychometric evaluation although a small number of researchers had attempted to evaluate some measurement properties but used dubious methods or the property being assessed fell below suitable quality thresholds as determined by Terwee et al. 12 In addition, some authors referenced that their measure had established psychometric properties but then modified the scale or used it with a completely different population without re-examining the properties in the revised scale.
Testing the psychometric properties of the Interpersonal Reactivity Index (IRI) in Chile: Empathy in a different cultural context
As a byproduct of our extensive data collection, we also report the psychometric properties and descriptive statistics for an Italian community sample of different age and gender groups.
Second, although the psychometric properties of the Chinese translation of the Life Satisfaction Scale had been proved (Shek 2004), the present study indicated that a scale item, «If I could live my life over, I would change almost nothing» assesses a hypothetical situation that is different from the other items, which assess present situations, e.g., «I am satisfied with my life».
Our results confirm the adequate psychometric properties of the 10 - item CD - RISC and the factor structure stability across different cultures and populations.
The scale has good psychometric properties with reported concurrent validity scores of.71 to.89 for different self - administered questionnaires testing depression, and test - retest reliability scores of.88.
For the modified GHQ measures, the psychometric properties were less good but still acceptable at the different follow - ups.
Whether or not different types of monitoring are found to be more or less important when measures with good psychometric properties are constructed, it seems likely that the field will benefit from the development of illness - specific measures if the goal is to link parental monitoring with illness - specific health outcomes.