The Initial Development and Validation of the Perceptions of Disability Scale (PoDS): Results from Pilot Studies

IF 0.7 Q4 REHABILITATION
Alexis McKenney, Haiying Long
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Abstract

The purpose of this study was to report the initial process of developing and validating the Perceptions of Disability Scale (PoDS), a scale designed to map a continuum of sympathy, empathy, and advocacy perspectives on people with disabilities. We first created a 30-item scale based on a thorough literature review and the findings of a previous qualitative study. Then we further refined and validated the scale through 3-phase approach as well as internal consistency reliability evidence and validity evidence based on content, response process, and internal structure. Results suggest that the final 21-item scale has excellent reliability and validity. Suggestions for how the scale can be used in recreational therapy practice and human-service related trainings, and for future research are provided. Subscribe to TRJ
残疾认知量表(PoDS)的初步开发和验证:试点研究的结果
本研究的目的是报告制定和验证残疾感知量表(PoDS)的初步过程,该量表旨在绘制对残疾人的同情、同理心和倡导观点的连续体。我们首先在全面的文献综述和之前的定性研究结果的基础上创建了一个30项的量表。然后,我们通过三阶段方法以及基于内容、响应过程和内部结构的内部一致性可靠性证据和有效性证据,进一步细化和验证了量表。结果表明,最终的21项量表具有良好的信度和有效性。对该量表如何用于娱乐治疗实践和人类服务相关培训以及未来的研究提出了建议。订阅TRJ
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