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Construction and Validation of the Factorial Arabic Neuroticism Scale

Psychological Reports, 2009
The present aim was to construct and validate the Factorial Arabic Neuroticism Scale. Based on the scales developed by Eysenck, Cattell, and Guilford, the item pool consisted of 226 nonrepeated items. Five Ph.D. referees shortened the pool to 84 items.
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Factorial validity and measurement invariance of the Athlete Burnout Questionnaire (ABQ) [PDF]

Psychology of Sport and Exercise
The Athlete Burnout Questionnaire (ABQ) is the gold standard measure for burnout in athletes. However, previous assessments of factorial validity have: (a) tested overly restrictive measurement models; (b) provided mixed support for factorial validity ...
Michael C Grugan, Luke F Olsson, Robert S Vaughan   +2 more
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The Factorial Validity of the Family Environment Scale

Educational and Psychological Measurement, 1982
The present study attempted to determine whether the 10 subscales of the Family Environment Scale do measure 10 dimensions (factors) of the family environment. In a factor analysis of data from high school freshmen and sophomores (n = 344), the 10 subscales did not emerge as 10 factors.
Donald U. Robertson, Janet S. Hyde
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Factorial validation of hospitality service attitude

International Journal of Hospitality Management, 2012
Abstract Numerous studies have shown that service attitude is a cornerstone of the client's perception of service quality. However, little research has explored the construct of service attitude from the customers’ perspective. This study collected data from two sets of samples consisting of 448 customers from international hotels in Taiwan.
Chun-Min Kuo, Li-Chan Chen, Carol Y. Lu
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The Factorial Validity of the Mathematics Attribution Scale

Educational and Psychological Measurement, 1984
The Mathematics Attribution Scale (MAS) (Algebra) was designed to assess attributions of success and failure in algebra to ability, effort, task, and environment. The present study examined the MAS (Algebra) for a separate dimension of attributions for success and a dimension of attributions for failure. The two hypothesized dimensions did not emerge.
Melisa Choroszy, Stephen Powers, Peggy Douglas   +2 more
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AMBIS-T: factorial and criterion validity

2022
Dataset belong to the manuscript "Construction and validation of the German coach-rating scale to assess Achievement-Motivated Behavior in Team Sports (AMBIS-T)" Part: Factorial and criterion ...
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Validity and factorial invariance of the Social Physique Anxiety Scale

Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2000
The present study 1) tested whether the two-factor model to the 12-item Social Physique Anxiety Scale (SPAS) was substantively meaningful or a methodological artifact representing positively and negatively worded items, 2) assessed the factorial validity of the nine-item unidimensional model to the SPAS, 3) examined whether modifying the number of SPAS
R W, Motl, D E, Conroy
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Factorial validity and cutoff score of the Postpartum Distress Measure

TPM - Testing, Psychometrics, Methodology in Applied Psychology, 2020
Screening for postpartum mental health has a crucial role in identifying women needing psychological support. The present study aims to evaluate the psychometric properties of the Postpartum Distress Measure (PDM) in Italian women in the first six months postpartum (n = 818).
Giuntoli L., Nucci M., Ceccarini F., Vidotto G.   +3 more
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The Factorial Validity for the Ideal Child Checklist

Educational and Psychological Measurement, 1983
Responses of 522 middle-class parents to Torrance's Ideal Child Checklist were factor analyzed. Four dimensions were found to underly the 66 items that originally comprised the scale, namely: Factor I, Confident, Aggressive, Well Adjusted; Factor II, Socially Virtuous; Factor III, Negativistic, Critical; and Factor IV, Creative-Intuitive.
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Factorial Validity of a Computer Attitude Scale

Journal of Research on Computing in Education, 1990
AbstractA survey was conducted of low-literate adults’ attitudes toward computers. The Computer Attitude Scale and its subscales (Computer Anxiety, Computer Confidence, and Computer Liking) were subject to validation study. The study examined the reliability and factorial validity of the subscales among low-literate adults.
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