Factorial Congruence In Criterion Development<sup>1</sup>

Siegel, Arthur I.; Pfeiffer, Mark G.

doi:10.1111/j.1744-6570.1965.tb00285.x

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“…As the CPOS showed an eight-factor structure which corresponded to the conceptual model, a factor analysis of eight-factor structure was performed in CMOS. The same number of factors in CPOS and CMOS could further facilitate the assessment of factorial congruence between the two measurements (Siegel & Pfeiffer, 1965). The solution explained 70.09% of the total variance.…”

Section: Dimensionality Of the Measurementmentioning

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Validation of the Perceived Chinese Overparenting Scale in Emerging Adults in Hong Kong

Leung

Shek

2017

J Child Fam Stud

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Overparenting is an emergent parenting style where parents are highly involved in their children's routines and they remove the perceived obstacles that may happen in their children's lives. However, validated measures that objectively assess overparenting are severely lacking in the Chinese communities. Based on a sample of 642 undergraduate students from Hong Kong, psychometric properties of the perceived Chinese Paternal Overparenting Scale (CPOS) and Chinese Maternal Overparenting Scale (CMOS) were examined in terms of internal consistency, test-retest reliability, convergent validity and factorial validity. Results indicated that both CPOS and CMOS showed good internal consistency and test-retest reliability. As predicted, the findings gave support for the convergent validity of the scales: CPOS and CMOS were significantly related to measures of paternal and maternal behavioral control, psychological control, and support; they were also negatively associated with self-efficacy but positively related to narcissistic behavior of emerging adults. Moreover, factor analyses showed that eight factors corresponding to the proposed conceptual model were abstracted from the CPOS and CMOS, respectively. The present study suggests that both CPOS and CMOS are reliable and valid assessment tools that can be used to measure parental overparenting in the Chinese context.

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Section: Dimensionality Of the Measurementmentioning

confidence: 97%

Validation of the Perceived Chinese Overparenting Scale in Emerging Adults in Hong Kong

Leung

Shek

2017

J Child Fam Stud

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“…Finally, the dimensionality of the space that describes the set of absolute distances is determined, and the projections of the stimuli on the axes of this space are obtained. Schultz and Siegal (1964) and Siegal and Pfeiffer (1965) recently applied the traditional multidimensional scaling technique in a job-analysis situation for the purpose of developing a criterion measure for the position of aviation electronics technician in the Navy. The stimuli for these studies covered job tasks ranging from the performance of housekeeping duties and routine operations to the use of schematics and test equipment.…”

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