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Journal of clinical child and adolescent psychology : the official journal for the Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, American Psychological Association, Division 53
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Los investigadores crearon un nuevo módulo de prueba de conocimientos parentales para ayudar a los padres a apoyar a los niños con síntomas de internalización. Esta herramienta validada ayuda en la investigación del desarrollo y en los estudios de resultados del tratamiento.

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Área de la Ciencia:

  • Psicología infantil
  • Psicometría
  • Intervenciones de los padres

Sus antecedentes:

  • Los síntomas de internalización en los niños son una preocupación significativa.
  • Las estrategias parentales efectivas son cruciales para manejar el bienestar emocional del niño.
  • Las medidas existentes pueden no evaluar adecuadamente los conocimientos parentales específicos para la internalización de los síntomas.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar y validar un módulo de internalización para el Knowledge of Effective Parenting Test (KEPT).
  • Evaluar el conocimiento parental relacionado con ayudar a los niños a manejar los síntomas de internalización.
  • Crear una versión completa (22 puntos) y una breve (10 puntos) para diversas necesidades de investigación.

Principales métodos:

  • Se utilizó el marco de la teoría de respuesta de elementos (IRT) para el desarrollo del módulo.
  • Se administró un grupo inicial de 40 artículos a 1.000 padres de niños en edad escolar.
  • Se llevaron a cabo análisis psicométricos para refinar el conjunto de elementos y establecer la fiabilidad y validez.

Principales resultados:

  • Se finalizó un módulo de internalización de 22 ítems para el KEPT (KEPT-I), que demuestra una gran fiabilidad y validez.
  • También se desarrolló una versión breve de 10 puntos (Brief KEPT-I) para una evaluación eficiente.
  • Se establecieron normas para ambas versiones (puntuaciones brutas, puntuaciones theta, puntuaciones T).

Conclusiones:

  • Ahora está disponible una herramienta de evaluación psicométrica sólida para el conocimiento de los padres relacionado con los síntomas de internalización infantil.
  • El módulo de internalización KEPT puede utilizarse en investigaciones sobre el desarrollo y en ensayos de resultados del tratamiento.
  • La disponibilidad de versiones completas y resumidas aumenta su utilidad en diversos contextos de investigación.