2016
DOI: 10.1556/2006.5.2016.049
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Adaptation and Psychometric Evaluation of the Young Diagnostic Questionnaire (YDQ) for Parental Assessment of Adolescent Problematic Internet Use

Abstract: Background and aimsThe surge of problematic Internet use in adolescents is a continuously growing problem across the globe. To our knowledge, to date valid questionnaire-based measurement of problematic Internet use is possible only by self-assessment. The objective for the present study was to adapt an established instrument for a parental assessment of adolescent problematic Internet use and to evaluate the psychometric properties of this questionnaire.MethodsData were collected from a representative German … Show more

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“…We used the YDQ in this study because it is one of the most widely used PIU assessment scales. 2,3,13,27,28 Furthermore, it has previously been used in surveys involving adult women, 10 and demonstrated to have acceptable reliability and consistency, as represented by a Spearman–Brown coefficient of 0.729 for split-half reliability, Cronbach's alpha of 0.713 with a standardized item alpha of 0.759, 29 and Cronbach's alpha of 0.789. 30 Based on this scale, respondents who answered <Yes> to five or more of the eight questions were classified as addicted Internet users.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We used the YDQ in this study because it is one of the most widely used PIU assessment scales. 2,3,13,27,28 Furthermore, it has previously been used in surveys involving adult women, 10 and demonstrated to have acceptable reliability and consistency, as represented by a Spearman–Brown coefficient of 0.729 for split-half reliability, Cronbach's alpha of 0.713 with a standardized item alpha of 0.759, 29 and Cronbach's alpha of 0.789. 30 Based on this scale, respondents who answered <Yes> to five or more of the eight questions were classified as addicted Internet users.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research conducted by Lestari mentioned the use of gadgets to influence patterns of social interaction in the family as a whole [3]. Research on adolescents in Russia and Germany explained that interference due to playing games on the internet had been shown to reduce adolescent mental health [7], [8]. The last example was a study conducted by several researchers in the UAE and Indonesia and concluded the negative impact of gadget addiction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O processo de adaptação envolveu diferentes etapas fundamentadas em diferentes autores para promover maior qualidade ao processo de adaptação, diminuir o viés e não afetar a equivalência (DISABKIDS, 2004;FERRER et al, 1996;BOMBARDIER;BEATON, 1993;WARTBERG et al, 2016 Wiklander et al (2013). Outros estudos têm usado diferentes métodos para conduzir este processo, tais como: (1) mudanças na escala realizadas somente pelos pesquisadores (QUALTER et al, 2015;TANOFSKY-KRAFF et al, 2007); (2) uso de um Comitê de Especialistas; (AMADO; BEAMON; SHEEHAN, GREENFIELD et al, 2013); e (3) mudanças baseadas na entrevista cognitiva com a população-alvo (HJEMDAL et al, 2006;JUNIPER et al, 2005b Como resultado do processo de adaptação para idade, termos como "vida produtiva", "propósito", "paz de espírito" e outras palavras foram modificados por seus dimensionalidade da FACIT-Sp-12 para as dimensões "Significado" e "Paz" em amostra de adolescentes brasileiros, devido à pouca discriminação entre "Significado" e "Paz", mostrando-se consistente com o modelo de dois fatores empregados na escala original (PETERMAN et al, 2002).…”
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“…Para guiar essa proposta de adaptação da FACIT-Sp-12 self-report adulta para adolescentes e o desenvolvimento da sua versão parental, vários autores foram utilizados (DISABKIDS, 2004;FERRER et al, 1996;BOMBARDIER;BEATON, 1993;WARTBERG et al, 2016). Os participantes foram convidados a participar do estudo e receberam uma breve apresentação da pesquisa, sendo esclarecidos dos objetivos da pesquisa, das características e da importância da sua participação, com vista à obtenção do consentimento informado.…”
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