Abstract:The present study aims to test a short version and carry out a confirmatory analysis of the Coping Scale for Difficult Socio-academic Situations (Escala de Enfrentamento para Situações Socioacadêmicas Difíceis [EESSAD]). The sample consisted of 601 university students from different periods and programs, aged between 18 and 57 years (M = 26.2 years, SD = 7.2), most of them female (66.1%). All participants responded to the EESSAD on the spot. For confirmatory factor analysis, we used the maximum likelihood (ML)… Show more
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