Construction and Validation of the Gendered Ageism Scale (GAS).

IF 2.3 4区 医学 Q3 GERONTOLOGY
Cristina Curcio, Anna Rosa Donizzetti
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Abstract

Population aging and increasing longevity have radically transformed social dynamics. Older women experience "double discrimination" known as gendered ageism and linked to the intersection of age and gender. Despite the relevance of this construct, no measurement scale for it currently exists. The aim of the research was to construct and validate the Gendered Ageism Scale (GAS). In a first study (N = 410), an initial set of items was developed; factor analyses were conducted; reliability and convergent validity were analyzed. The second study (N = 602) tested the stability of the factor structure, invariance, and reliability. The analyses yielded a final 16-item solution comprising four factors: Work Inadequacy, Youth as a Resource, Aesthetic Rigor, and Gender Differences. Both studies confirmed a second-order hierarchical model. Full gender and age measurement invariance was confirmed. The GAS has proven to be a useful instrument for combating intersectional discrimination against older women.

性别年龄歧视量表(GAS)的构建与验证
人口老龄化和寿命延长从根本上改变了社会动态。老年妇女遭受“双重歧视”,即性别年龄歧视,与年龄和性别的交叉有关。尽管这一结构具有相关性,但目前尚无测量量表。本研究旨在建构并验证性别年龄歧视量表(GAS)。在第一项研究中(N = 410),开发了一套初始项目;进行因子分析;信度和收敛效度分析。第二项研究(N = 602)检验了因子结构的稳定性、不变性和信度。分析得出了最终的16项解决方案,其中包括四个因素:工作不足、青年作为资源、审美严谨和性别差异。两项研究都证实了二阶层次模型。完全性别和年龄测量不变性得到证实。事实证明,该协定是打击对老年妇女的交叉歧视的有用工具。
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期刊介绍: These are some of the broad questions with which the International Journal of Aging and Human Development is concerned. Emphasis is upon psychological and social studies of aging and the aged. However, the Journal also publishes research that introduces observations from other fields that illuminate the "human" side of gerontology, or utilizes gerontological observations to illuminate in other fields.
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