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親の食事選択の罪悪感のスケールの開発と検証
Haley E Yaremych1,2, Susan Persky2
1Department of Psychology & Human Development, Vanderbilt University.
まとめ
食事の選択に対する親の罪悪感は 子供の食事に影響します 新しい親の食事選択の罪悪感 (PFCG) スケールは,この罪悪感を確実に測定し,子供の食事習慣への影響に関する研究を支援します.
科学分野:
- 心理学
- 栄養学
- 育児に関する研究
背景:
- 親の罪悪感は 子供の食事の選択と結びついています
- 食事に関連した罪悪感に対する 有効な基準は存在しなかった.
- この罪悪感を理解することは 子どもの栄養に不可欠です
研究 の 目的:
- 親の選択の罪悪感 (PFCG) スケールを開発し,検証する.
- 食品選択における親の罪悪感を評価するための信頼できるツールを提供するためです.
- 責任感が子どもに与える影響に関する研究を促す
主な方法:
- 親と専門家のフィードバックでアイテム開発を繰り返す.
- 3歳から13歳の子供の294人の親のオンラインサンプルを用いて検証
- 心理学的評価は,要素分析と信頼性テストを含む.
主要な成果:
- 7項目のPFCGスケールは,一次元性と高い内部一貫性 (Cronbach's α = 0.90) を示した.
- このスケールでは,人口集団の間で機能する差異的な項目はありません.
- PFCGのスコアは グローバルな罪悪感や子供の食生活などの 関連構造と有意に相関しています
結論:
- 親の選択による罪悪感 (PFCG) スケールは 心理的に健全で検証された測定法です
- このスケールによって 研究者は 親の子供の養育に対する 罪悪感を よりよく理解し 研究できるようになります
- 発見は,子供の栄養と親の行動に関する多様な研究アプリケーションにおけるPFCGスケールの有用性を支持しています.
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