流行病进程状态问卷:发展和心理测量特性

Busra Candiri, Burcu Talu
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大流行进程在日常生活的许多领域造成了重大变化。目的是编制一份新的问卷,以评估大流行过程中发生的变化,并检查该问卷的心理测量特性。对于面孔效度,10个人被要求解释这些问题。流行病进程状态问卷是在谷歌表单的帮助下创建的问卷的帮助下测试的。为了评价内容效度,根据7位专家的意见,采用了内容效度指数和内容效度比。进行了初步试验。对构念效度进行探索性因子分析。收敛效度采用世界卫生组织生活质量简要版本。正面效度影响评分低于1.5的条目共25项被删除。根据内容效度指标剔除15项,根据内容效度指标剔除21项。在试点应用程序中,删除了项目总相关性低于0.3的5个项目。探索性因素分析的结果提供了6个维度:一般状况、身体状况、心理状况、社会经济状况、对疫情的担忧和饮食习惯。该结构解释了总方差的71.77%。问卷与世界卫生组织生命质量短表呈弱相关(r=0.26)。大流行过程状况调查表是一个简短而有效的工具,用于总结大流行过程中遇到的情况。
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Pandemic process status questionnaire: Development and psychometric properties
The pandemic process has caused significant changes in many areas of daily life. The aim is to develop a new questionnaire to evaluate the changes that occurred during the pandemic process and to examine the psychometric properties of this questionnaire. For face validity, 10 individuals were asked to interpret the questions. The Pandemic Process Status Questionnaire was tested with the help of a questionnaire created with the help of Google Forms. In order to evaluate the content validity, the content validity index and content validity ratio were used in line with the opinions of 7 experts. A pilot test was carried out. Exploratory factor analysis was performed for construct validity. The World Health Organization Quality of Life-brief version was used for convergence validity. A total of 25 items with an impact score of less than 1.5 in face validity were deleted. According to the content validity index, 15 items and 21 items according to the content validity rate were removed. In the pilot application, 5 items with an item-total correlation below 0.3 were deleted. The results of the exploratory factor analysis provided 6 dimensions: general status, physical status, psychological status, social and economic status, concerns about the pandemic, and eating habits. This structure explained 71.77% of the total variance. The questionnaire showed a weak correlation with the World Health Organization quality of life-Short Form (r=0.26). The Pandemic Process Status Questionnaire is a short and valid tool to summarize the situation encountered during the pandemic process.
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