The Coping with Children's Negative Emotions scale (CCNES): Psychometric properties and relations with Children's emotional competence

IF 1.4 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES

MARRIAGE AND FAMILY REVIEW Pub Date : 2002-06-01 DOI:10.1300/J002V34N03_05

R. Fabes, R. Poulin, N. Eisenberg, Debra A. Madden-Derdich

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Abstract

SUMMARY The Coping with Children's Negative Emotions Scale(CCNES) is an increasingly used self-report instrument consisting of six subscales that reflect different ways parents respond to their young children's negative emotions. However, psychometric testing of this scale has not been conducted. In two studies, we examine its psychometric properties. In the first study, 101 parents (mostly mothers) completed the CCNES and a variety of other scales. The results reveal that the CCNES is internally reliable and has sound test-retest reliability and construct validity. Factor analysis of the structure of the CCNES suggests that there may be only four rather than six subscales. In the second study, we examined the predictive validity of the CCNES to 36 children's emotional competence (decoding and expressiveness). The supportive subscales (positively) and parental distress (negatively) predicted children's decoding, whereas emotional encouragement (positively) and nonsupportive parenting (negatively) predicte...

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应对儿童负性情绪量表:心理测量特征及其与儿童情绪能力的关系

应对儿童负面情绪量表(CCNES)是一种越来越广泛使用的自我报告工具，由六个子量表组成，反映了父母对幼儿负面情绪的不同反应方式。然而，这种量表的心理测量测试尚未进行。在两项研究中，我们检验了它的心理测量特性。在第一项研究中，101名父母(主要是母亲)完成了CCNES和各种其他量表。结果表明，CCNES具有较好的内部信度、重测信度和结构效度。对CCNES结构的因子分析表明，可能只有四个而不是六个子量表。在第二项研究中，我们检验了CCNES对36名儿童情绪能力(解码和表达)的预测效度。支持分量表(正向)和父母痛苦(负向)预测儿童的解码，而情感鼓励(正向)和非支持父母(负向)预测儿童的解码。

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