Numerical simulation of flow phenomena and optimum operation of tundish

Shi, Zhongqi; Jiaqiang, E; Liu, Chunyang; Chi, Min-Hwa; Zhang, Quan; Zhou, Yingqi

doi:10.1007/s11771-003-0059-x

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“…We obtained an I-CVI (.8-1.0), an S-CVI/Ave (.96) and an S-CVI/UA (.8) showing that this Malay-translated version of the FNS has good content validity (according to the cut-off values of I-CVI >.78, S-CVI/Ave >.9, and SCVI/UA >.8 proposed by Shi et al (2012)). Polit et al (2007) also support that any item with an I-CVI value above .78 with three or more experts is considered evidence of good content validity and the S-CVI/Ave value should be .90 or higher.…”

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confidence: 74%

Cross-Cultural Adaptation and Validation of the Malay-Translated Version of the Food Neophobia Scale for Malaysian Young Adults

Lim,

Goh,

Wong

et al. 2023

Percept Mot Skills

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The Food Neophobia Scale (FNS) is a research instrument, originally developed in English, to assess an individual’s level of food neophobia. However, it has not yet been translated and validated for Malaysians. Therefore, we aimed to translate and validate a Malay-translated version of the FNS. Respondents were 200 young adults (mostly females, 73%; and students, 82.0%; M age = 22.3 years, SD = 2.3). We first translated the FNS into Malay using the forward-backward translation method, and a panel of nutrition and dietetics experts then reviewed it for item relevance, clarity, simplicity, and ambiguity. The translated FNS suggested good content validity with an item-level content validity index (I-CVI) > .8, a scale-level content validity index (S-CVI)/average = .8 and a S-CVI/universal agreement = .96. Principal component analysis revealed a two-factor model: (i) willingness and trust; and (ii) rejection and fear. Cronbach’s alpha for the Malay-translated FNS was .808, demonstrating high internal consistency and reliability among young Malaysian adults. Future investigators can now use this Malay-translated FNS instrument to determine levels of food neophobia among Malaysians.

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confidence: 74%

Cross-Cultural Adaptation and Validation of the Malay-Translated Version of the Food Neophobia Scale for Malaysian Young Adults

Lim,

Goh,

Wong

et al. 2023

Percept Mot Skills

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“…“S‐CVI/UA is calculated by adding all items with I‐CVI equal to 1 divided by the total number of items, while S‐CVI/Ave is calculated by taking the sum of the I‐CVIs divided by the total number of items. An S‐CVI/Ave ≥0.9 has excellent content validity.” (Shi et al., 2012)…”

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Validation of the online version of the sharenting evaluation scale (SES) in Iranian parents: Psychometric properties and concurrent validity

Peimanpak,

Abdollahi,

Allen

et al. 2023

Brain and Behavior

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IntroductionThis study examines the psychometric properties of the online version of the sharenting evaluation scale (SES) with a sample of Iranian parents.MethodsA sample population of 240 parents (25% fathers and 75% mothers) with an average age of 39.63 (standard deviation = 10.41) were selected by convenience sampling method and completed the Persian version of the SES online.ResultsFindings showed that concurrent validity of the SES with social comparison and social well being was within the acceptable range. The Cronbach's alpha coefficient for the SES was 0.92, and for the subscales of self‐control, social behavior, and implications were, respectively, 0.84, 0.71, and 0.70, which indicated good internal consistency between the items. Confirmatory factor analysis supported the Persian version of this scale same as the English version. The Persian version of the SES demonstrated psychometric properties of validity and reliability within the acceptable range (α = .70 and .84). In the present study, the results of convergent validity showed that there is a positive and significant relationship between sharing and constructs, such as social comparison, self‐control, implications, and social behaviors, but no significant relationship was found between social well being and sharing.ConclusionsPersian version of the SES is a suitable scale to measure the degree to which parents share their children's sensitive content on the Internet and social media.

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“…32 items receiv ed I-CVI equal to 1 for the relevancy measure, and 34 items received I-CVI equal to 1 for simplicity measure. The values of S-CVI/UA greater than 0.80 and mean expert proportion (S-CVI/Ave) greater than 0.90 obtained for both relevance and simplicity scale s were considered to be high and acceptable [23] (Table 2). A total of six items were eliminated due to low numeric values of CVI and CVR.…”

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Development and validation of career decision making proficiency scale

Khawaja,

Javed,

Qureshi

2024

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The purpose of the present research was to develop and examine the psychometric properties of the Career Decision Making Proficiency Scale (CDMPS). The new tool amalgamates various conceptual domains of career exploration process and validates its usage for students and young adults (N=565). The researcher used a survey research design that involved the theoretical evaluation by experts, mandating two subscale divisions for the original 40 items. A deductive approach was considered for the scale development. The content validity assessment by means of CVR- Lawshe’s Test, Fleiss’ Kappa statistics, and the CVI-proportion agreement method retained 34 items. R Studio software was used for dimension reduction techniques and inter-factor bi-variate correlations. The results of the item analysis confirmed 30 items clustered into five dormant constructs. The reliability coefficients of the two sub-scales were found to be high (α= 0.80 and 0.87). Furthermore, the exploratory factor analysis explained 52.45 percent and 50.99 percent of total variance, confirming the factorial internal structural validity of the two sub-scales, respectively. The scale can be administered by career and school counsellors to guide students with their career decisions, to assess career decision difficulties faced by weak students and potential dropouts or repeaters, and to assess students’ confidence, motivation, and abilities in handling problematic situations at the time of deciding a career path.

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Numerical simulation of flow phenomena and optimum operation of tundish

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Cross-Cultural Adaptation and Validation of the Malay-Translated Version of the Food Neophobia Scale for Malaysian Young Adults

Cross-Cultural Adaptation and Validation of the Malay-Translated Version of the Food Neophobia Scale for Malaysian Young Adults

Validation of the online version of the sharenting evaluation scale (SES) in Iranian parents: Psychometric properties and concurrent validity

Development and validation of career decision making proficiency scale

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