2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jsp.2020.11.003
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Development and initial validation of the Spanish form of the adjustment scales for preschool intervention (ASPI)

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“…Observa-se uma avaliação relevante para o IVC em todos os critérios da cartilha. O grau de legibilidade da cartilha aqui validada foi considerado fácil, o que corrobora com outros estudos de validação [12][13]22,[26][27] . Demostra-se, portanto, clareza no texto, ilustrações adequadas e alta credibilidade cientifica.…”
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“…Observa-se uma avaliação relevante para o IVC em todos os critérios da cartilha. O grau de legibilidade da cartilha aqui validada foi considerado fácil, o que corrobora com outros estudos de validação [12][13]22,[26][27] . Demostra-se, portanto, clareza no texto, ilustrações adequadas e alta credibilidade cientifica.…”
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“…A cartilha torna-se uma alternativa capaz de promover educação em saúde, facilitando a autonomia e encorajando as capacidades 21 . Estudo revelou que estratégias educativas são mais efetivas do que atividades tradicionais, aumentando a adesão e promovendo autocuidado 26 .…”
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“…Two recently validated measures, a teacher report of children’s classroom behavior, the Adjustment Scales for Preschool Intervention (ASPI; Bulotsky-Shearer et al, 2008, 2021), and a direct observation, the individualized Classroom Assessment Scoring System (inCLASS; Bohlmann et al, 2019; Downer et al, 2010), take a developmental and contextual approach to assessing children’s behavior within the preschool classroom. The ASPI comprises 24 classroom contexts in which teachers observe and record whether children display a range of both adaptive and problematic behaviors.…”
Section: Developmental and Contextual Measurement Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Early childhood programs need assessments that apply a comprehensive, developmental, and contextual lens to identifying both externalizing and internalizing behaviors equitably within the preschool classroom. Addressing this need, we used a person-oriented analytic approach (latent profile analysis) to examine the combined utility of two contextual-focused measures—a teacher-report of children’s classroom behavior, the ASPI (Bulotsky-Shearer et al, 2008, 2021), and a direct observation, the inCLASS (Downer et al, 2010)—to identify children displaying social-emotional and behavioral needs in the classroom.…”
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confidence: 99%