Validity and Reliability of Four Instruments for E-Cigarette Dependence and Sensory Factors in E-Cigarette Use and Correlations Between These Measurements

IF 1.2 4区社会学 Q4 SUBSTANCE ABUSE

Journal of Drug Issues Pub Date : 2024-07-19 DOI:10.1177/00220426241265629

Banu Aslan, Ozgur Onal

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Abstract

The study aimed to examine the psychometric properties of Turkish versions of e-FTCD, PS-ECDI, EDS, and SEES. 1050 individuals aged 18+ included to assess validity, reliability, and interrelation among these scales. Scale psychometrics explored using statistical methods, including construct validity, confirmatory factor analysis, and reliability stats. The factor loadings for e-FTCD ranged from 0.528 to 0.939, PS-ECDI from 0.404 to 0.899, EDS from 0.779 to 0.897, and SEES from 0.733 to 0.849. The Cronbach’s alpha coefficients for e-FTCD, PS-ECDI, EDS (4-Item), EDS (8-Item), EDS (22-Item), and SEES were 0.561, 0.805, 0.905, 0.949, 0.984, and 0.934, respectively. The correlations were moderate between SEES and both e-FTCD (0.317) and PS-ECDI (0.394), e-FTCD was strongly correlated with PS-ECDI (0.750) and moderately with EDS versions (0.577–0.586). Correlations between the PS-ECDI and EDS versions ranged from 0.698–0.713. All four tools valid, reliable for 18+ in Türkiye. Also, positive correlation between sensory e-cigarette expectation and dependence.

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电子烟依赖性和电子烟使用中感官因素的四种工具的有效性和可靠性以及这些测量之间的相关性

该研究旨在检验土耳其版 e-FTCD、PS-ECDI、EDS 和 SEES 的心理测量特性。研究对象包括 1050 名 18 岁以上人士，以评估这些量表的有效性、可靠性和相互关系。采用统计方法对量表的心理测量学进行了探讨，包括构造效度、确证因子分析和信度统计。e-FTCD 的因子负荷从 0.528 到 0.939 不等，PS-ECDI 从 0.404 到 0.899 不等，EDS 从 0.779 到 0.897 不等，SEES 从 0.733 到 0.849 不等。e-FTCD、PS-ECDI、EDS（4 项）、EDS（8 项）、EDS（22 项）和 SEES 的 Cronbach's alpha 系数分别为 0.561、0.805、0.905、0.949、0.984 和 0.934。SEES与e-FTCD（0.317）和PS-ECDI（0.394）之间的相关性适中，e-FTCD与PS-ECDI的相关性较强（0.750），与EDS版本的相关性适中（0.577-0.586）。PS-ECDI 和 EDS 版本之间的相关性在 0.698-0.713 之间。所有四种工具对土耳其 18 岁以上的人都有效、可靠。此外，电子烟感官预期与依赖性之间存在正相关。

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Journal of Drug Issues SUBSTANCE ABUSE-

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3.00

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11.80%

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