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Inventario de Resiliencia de Pareja (CRI): Adaptación y Validación en una Muestra Italiana

Jaume Grané-Morcillo¹, Silvia Donato², Miriam Parise²

¹Universitat Ramon Llull (URL), Faculty of Psychology, Education and Sports Sciences (FPCEE), Blanquerna, Couple & Family Research Group (GRPF), Barcelona, Spain. jaumegm@blanquerna.url.edu.

The Psychiatric quarterly

|February 6, 2026

Resumen

Este estudio validó la versión italiana del Inventario de Resiliencia de Pareja (CRI), confirmando su estructura bifactorial y alta fiabilidad. Los hallazgos respaldan su uso en la evaluación de la resiliencia de pareja en la población general.

Área de la Ciencia:

Psicología
Ciencias Sociales
Psicología Clínica

Sus antecedentes:

La resiliencia de pareja es un factor clave en la protección contra problemas de salud mental.
El Inventario de Resiliencia de Pareja (CRI) es una medida ampliamente utilizada para evaluar la resiliencia en parejas.
La adaptación y validación de instrumentos psicológicos son cruciales para la investigación intercultural.

Objetivo del estudio:

Desarrollar y validar una versión italiana del Inventario de Resiliencia de Pareja (CRI).
Examinar las propiedades psicométricas del CRI italiano, incluida su estructura factorial, fiabilidad y validez.
Evaluar la aplicabilidad del CRI en la población general italiana.

Principales métodos:

Se utilizó el análisis factorial confirmatorio para evaluar la estructura bifactorial (resiliencia de pareja positiva y negativa).
La fiabilidad se evaluó mediante medidas de consistencia interna (alfa de Cronbach y omega de McDonald).
La validez convergente y divergente se examinó a través de análisis de regresión jerárquica con factores de afrontamiento diádico.

Principales resultados:

El análisis factorial confirmatorio apoyó la estructura bifactorial del CRI, con índices de bondad de ajuste aceptables.
El CRI italiano demostró alta consistencia interna para los factores de resiliencia de pareja positiva (PCR) y resiliencia de pareja negativa (NCR).
Se encontraron asociaciones significativas entre la resiliencia de pareja y el afrontamiento diádico, proporcionando evidencia de validez convergente y divergente.

Conclusiones:

La versión italiana del Inventario de Resiliencia de Pareja (CRI) es un instrumento psicométricamente sólido.
El estudio confirma la estructura bifactorial y la fiabilidad del CRI en el contexto italiano.
El CRI italiano validado puede utilizarse eficazmente para medir la resiliencia de pareja en la población general.

Palabras clave:

Resiliencia de pareja Afrontamiento diádico Salud mental Resiliencia relacional Validación

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