Validation of the Revised Ego-Resiliency Scale in a High-Vulnerable Colombian Population

Vecchio, Giovanni Maria; Barcaccia, B.; Raciti, Paolo; Vivaldi, Paloma; Milioni, Michela

doi:10.11144/javeriana.upsy18-3.vrer

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“…Winning FISM can be considered such a success. Taking into consideration the relation between ego-resiliency and self-esteem, similar results of ego-resiliency (in general) as correlating factor and predictor were obtained by Vecchio et al (2019), and a positive correlation between those two dimensions was also obtained by Caprara et al (2003). In the cited studies, the ego-resiliency dimensions were not predictors of self-esteem -despite the fact that the dimensions of the ego-resiliency correlate with self-esteem in the studied group.…”

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Do Ego-Resiliency, Self-Efficacy and Life Orientation Predict Self-Esteem of Top World Magicians? An International Study

Napora

2021

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Performing as an illusionist requires having adequate internal and personality resources. These determine the success of stage performance and have an impact on how an individual perceives self, and influence the self-esteem. The aim of the article is to determine how ego-resiliency, self-efficacy, and optimism influence the self-esteem of top-world magicians. A group of 50 top world magicians – world champions of magic – took part in the research. The participants were surveyed using the Self-Esteem Scale (SES), the General Self-Efficacy Scale (GSES), the Ego-Resiliency Scale (ER11), and the Life Orientation Test (LOT-R). Results showed positive, statistically significant correlations between self-esteem and: self-efficacy, ego-resiliency dimensions, and positive life orientation amongst the surveyed sample. Moreover, stepwise regression analysis allowed determining predictors of self-esteem, where the strongest one was optimism.

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confidence: 61%

Do Ego-Resiliency, Self-Efficacy and Life Orientation Predict Self-Esteem of Top World Magicians? An International Study

Napora

2021

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“…In subsequent use, researchers have developed a shorter, revised version of the ER89-R [28]. In studies using the ER89-R, the results showed full configural invariance for different age groups (16-25 years, 26-40 years, and 40+ years), indicating that the scale demonstrated appropriate testing power across age groups to accurately measure self-resilience as a psychological quality [29].…”

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Development and Validation of a Chinese Resilience Scale for Young Children

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Luo

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(1) Background: Resilience research began in the child population as a validity scale to describe children’s psychological wellbeing and ability to cope with negative events, and to some extent, to predict recovery and adaptation when they experience adversity again. In view of the important developmental implications of resilience in young children and the lack of a Chinese children’s resilience scale, this study developed a resilience scale for young Chinese children based on a systematic review of existing international resilience scales and the characteristics of the Chinese cultural background. (2) Methods: The scale was developed by referring to existing scales, expert interviews, item collation and item finalization, developing original items, then deleting and determining items through item analysis, and finally, comparing with existing scales to obtain the internal and external validity of this scale. (3) Results: The results showed that the scale has good measurement properties, internal consistency reliability, and internal and external validity. (4) Conclusions: Through the development and validation of the Resilience Scale for young children in China, the scale can be used to measure the resilience of young children in China.

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Examining what Mental Toughness, Ego Resiliency, Self-efficacy, and Grit measure: An exploratory structural equation modelling bifactor approach

2022

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Despite conceptual similarities among the established non-cognitive constructs of Mental Toughness, Ego Resiliency, Self-efficacy, and Grit, preceding research typically considered these as adversary rather than complementary and potentially additive. Subsequently, comparatively few studies have examined these together. This paper, via two independent studies, examined commonality within Mental Toughness, Ego Resiliency, Self-efficacy, and Grit. This identified key elements that contribute to a broad, non-cognitive, resource-based construct. Study 1 (N = 2137) assessed shared variance among the non-cognitive constructs relative to a general factor. Study 2 (N = 1148) evaluated the replicability of the results from Study 1 and examined measurement invariance. Respondents completed established self-report measures indexing the study variables. Exploratory structural equation modelling bifactor analyses consistently revealed that Mental Toughness, the Ego-Resiliency Optimal Regulation subscale, and Self-efficacy loaded highly on a general factor, which the authors labelled as Non-Cognitive Adaptive Resourcefulness (NCAR). Invariance analyses supported the stability of this model across study context. This paper advanced conceptual understanding of the core shared features of independent non-cognitive constructs. The authors discuss the potential of NCAR and advocate the need for further research.

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Validation of the Revised Ego-Resiliency Scale in a High-Vulnerable Colombian Population

Cited by 4 publications

References 36 publications

Do Ego-Resiliency, Self-Efficacy and Life Orientation Predict Self-Esteem of Top World Magicians? An International Study

Do Ego-Resiliency, Self-Efficacy and Life Orientation Predict Self-Esteem of Top World Magicians? An International Study

Development and Validation of a Chinese Resilience Scale for Young Children

Examining what Mental Toughness, Ego Resiliency, Self-efficacy, and Grit measure: An exploratory structural equation modelling bifactor approach

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