Resilient Trait Scale for Chinese Adults--Revised

Shuwei, Hao; Wang, Hong

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“…At present, studies on resilience measurement tools were apparent in different age groups such as adolescents [ 14 ], middle school students [ 15 , 16 ], adults [ 17 ], and empty-nest older people [ 18 ]. Similar studies exist in different occupational groups: excellent athletes [ 19 ], medical rescue workers [ 20 ], crisis rescue workers [ 21 ], civil servants [ 22 ], as well as different disease groups: inflammatory bowel disease [ 23 ], malignant tumor [ 24 ], and adolescents with body surface defects [ 25 ]. These scales of resilience which showed a trend of specification in varied kinds of people were not specific to PLHIV.…”

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The Development and Validation of Multi-dimensional Resilience Scale for People Living with HIV in China

Tang

Luo

et al. 2022

AIDS Behav

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The study aimed to provide a measurement tool for the assessment of resilience among people living with HIV (PLHIV) in China. The study period was from April 2019 to October 2020: first, 14 PLHIV were interviewed to build an item pool; 15 experts were invited to evaluate the scale items. The test–retest reliability of the scale was carried out with 29 PLHIV. Online and field investigation were used, and convenience sampling was conducted in Luzhou and Zigong. A pool of 31 items was formed and the Scale-Level Content Validity Index average was 0.96, while the that intra-class correlation coefficient for test–retest reliability was 0.816. From the exploratory factor analysis, four factors (Acceptance; Disease Management; Emotion Regulation; and Reconstruction) with 19 items were extracted. The Cronbach’s alpha value of the Resilience Scale was 0.88. This scale could prove useful as a measuring tool for evaluating the level of resilience for PLHIV.

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The Development and Validation of Multi-dimensional Resilience Scale for People Living with HIV in China

Tang

Luo

et al. 2022

AIDS Behav

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“…Evidently, both were greater than 0.30. Then, item-total r was calculated ( Hao and Hong, 2014 ). The total item r refers to the correlation between the item and the total score of the corresponding subscale.…”

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The Basic Empathy Scale in Chinese College Students: Adaptation and Psychometric Properties of a Revised Form

2021

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This study aimed to revise the Chinese version of the Basic Empathy Scale for college students. The cluster random sampling method was used to select 805 college students from two universities to conduct confirmatory factor analysis, correlation analysis, reliability analysis, and an independent samples t-test. The confirmatory factor analysis model illustrated that the two-factor model failed to fit the data, and the two-factor model with methodological effect was finally accepted. Therefore, the questionnaire exhibits a strong methodological effect among Chinese college students which requires further study. Emotional and cognitive empathy had a significant positive correlation with gratitude and Internet altruism behavior, which showed good convergent validity. The gender difference test revealed that the emotional empathy level of girls was significantly higher than that of boys. The revised Basic Empathy Scale showed acceptable reliability and validity.

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“…r of items in VS is 0.622-0.777. r of items in SB is 0.073-0.627, and r of item 31 is 0.073. r of items 3, 8, 12, 13, 17, and 31 are less than 0.300, and r of all the other items is greater than 0.300 (see Table 1). Then, item-total correlation is calculated (Hao and Hong, 2014).…”

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Psychometric properties of the Sport Courage Scale for Chinese athletes

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ObjectiveTo revise Sport Courage Scale (SCS) suitable for Chinese athletes.MethodsSix hundred and eighty three athletes were selected for verification factor analysis, correlation analysis, reliability analysis, and independent sample t-test using the method of random sampling of the entire group.ResultsConfirmatory factor analysis model showed that model 1 (25 items) failed to fit the data; while model 2 (20 items) was finally accepted with its five-factor model. The factor structure consists of 5 dimensions (χ2/df = 2.262;CFI = 0.969;TLI = 0.963; RMSEA = 0.043; SRMR = 0.044). Cronbach’s α of the final version of SCS was 0.845, and the corrected correlation coefficient between the items and the total score of the scale was between 0.352 and 0.788.ConclusionRevised SCS has good reliability and validity and can be used as a measurement tool for the sports courage of athletes in China.

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Resilient Trait Scale for Chinese Adults--Revised

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The Development and Validation of Multi-dimensional Resilience Scale for People Living with HIV in China

The Development and Validation of Multi-dimensional Resilience Scale for People Living with HIV in China

The Basic Empathy Scale in Chinese College Students: Adaptation and Psychometric Properties of a Revised Form

Psychometric properties of the Sport Courage Scale for Chinese athletes

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