评估瑞典版欺骗者个人资料尺度 (IPP30) 的心理测量属性

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概括

在学生中验证了瑞典假冒者概况尺度 (S-IPP30),显示了双因素结构. 建议对小项目进行修订,以提高"假冒现象"措施的内部一致性.

科学领域:

心理学心理学心理学
心理测量心理测量心理测量

背景情况:

假冒者现象 (IP) 描述了个人将成功归因于外部,感觉像欺诈.
假冒者简介尺度 (IPP30) 是最近测量知识产权细微差别的工具.
验证瑞典版本 (S-IPP30) 对瑞典的研究和临床应用至关重要.

研究的目的:

评估瑞典欺骗者个人资料尺度 (S-IPP30) 的心理测量属性.
评估S-IPP30的因子结构,内部一致性和名学有效性.
确认S-IPP30在瑞典学生样本中测量伪造者现象的实用性.

主要方法:

使用探索和确认因素分析来检查S-IPP30的结构.
使用克朗巴赫的alpha和麦当劳的omega来评估内部的一致性.
通过与知识产权指标,人格特征和自尊的相关性来测试收性有效性.

主要成果:

对于S-IPP30.0,支持一个包含一个总体因素和六个特定因素的双因素模型.
两个项目显示出不良对齐,影响了子规模的内部一致性;建议重新表达.
四个子尺度显示出良好的内部一致性 (α = 0.760.90, ω = 0.770.91).
确定了收的有效性,复制了预期的相关性.

结论:

一般来说,S-IPP30表现出良好的心理测量特性,支持其用于测量假冒现象.
对两个项目的拟议修改需要在新样本中进一步验证.
该研究有助于对瑞典人口中IP的可靠评估.

关键词:

在IPP30中,IPP30是指IPP30中,IPP30是指IPP30.瑞典版的欺骗者个人资料比例表.确认的因素分析.探索性的因素分析.假冒者现象是一个现象.验证研究的验证研究.

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