L’objectif de cet article est de faire le point sur le processus de création et de validation d’un test rapide pour quatre formes de base du syndrome CAN (Child Abuse and Neglect, Négligences et abus sur enfants ). La base théorique pour la création du test consiste en une approche intégrée mettant l’accent sur l’approche socio-interactive (Bentowim, 1998 ; Gjuričová, 2000 ; Vlčková, 2001 ; Šramová, 2004 ; Fuchsová, 2009 ; et al. ). Les principales méthodes appliquées lors de la création du test comprenaient l’analyse de contenu de textes spécialisés, la méthode Delphi et la technique du groupe nominal. Les résultats obtenus ont été traités après une application répétée du test dans la pratique. Les résultats des tests ont montré que les groupes de jeunes enfants sont les plus problématiques en termes de diagnostic, que de nombreux enfants testés se trouvent dans le spectre à haut risque, et que les estimations des chercheurs sont beaucoup plus optimistes que la réalité.
This article has been aimed at presenting a repertoire of mistakes made by two groups of experts at preparation, implementation and evaluation of preventive program focused on t he increase of children and youth sensitivity to violence in the school environment. It was a group of researchers from the university, and a group of prevention supporters, herein as preventists, from a big non-profitable organization. The two groups worked together in various extents and within various stages of large preventive program application. Preventists from the non-profitable organization required from the researchers to map the program efficiency at elementary schools students. Both researchers and preventists created a tool for identification of children´s attitude to violence. Preventists created their own preventive program that was applied at schools during 8 sessions. Before and after the preventive program attending, the children filled in the same questionnaire of attitude in order to capture the change of their attitude to violence. Reverse analysis of preventive program test results represented a method of obtaining the outputs in order to identify the preventive program efficiency before and after the program application on students and pupils of a single Slovak region. So called "structural type errors" were identified during detail analysis of preventive program efficiency test results. They are errors made by the group of researchers and preventists in the area of coordination and cooperation in the stage of preparation and implementation of the preventive program.
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