Greek Standardization of the Situational Triggers of Aggressive Responses (STARGR)

Q3 Psychology

International Perspectives in Psychology: Research, Practice, Consultation Pub Date : 2023-02-28 DOI:10.1027/2157-3891/a000065

Kostas Mylonas, C. Lawrence, Ioannis Frangistas, M. B. Russa, Sofia Papazoglou, I. Papachristou, A. Zajenkowska

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Abstract: Aggressive traits and situational factors interact to influence the propensity for aggressive behavior. Individuals’ sensitivity to the situational factors' provocation and frustration are assessed by the Situational Triggers of Aggressive Responses (STAR) scale subscales sensitivity to provocation (SP) and sensitivity to frustration (SF). The aims of this paper were to (1) briefly summarize the basic theory supporting the STAR scale, (2) review previous cross-cultural findings for these STAR constructs, (3) discuss the Greek factorial structure and its cross-cultural validity, (4) describe the methodological-statistical and psychometric properties for a Greek normative sample ( N = 1,094), and (5) provide Greek norms and other application aspects regarding the STAR scale. The aforementioned are discussed in the context of both a broader methodological-statistical scope and an applied scope. Finally, and with respect to psychological intervention, a method that can be applied to any sample, independently of the existence of norms, is discussed, for multivariately identifying extreme SP and SF cases (outliers).

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希腊文攻击反应情境触发标准(STARGR)

摘要:攻击特质与情境因素相互作用，影响攻击行为倾向。采用攻击反应情境触发量表(STAR)、挑衅敏感性量表(SP)和挫折敏感性量表(SF)评估个体对情境因素挑衅和挫折的敏感性。本文的目的是:(1)简要总结支持STAR量表的基本理论，(2)回顾这些STAR结构先前的跨文化研究结果，(3)讨论希腊的析因结构及其跨文化有效性，(4)描述希腊规范样本(N = 1,094)的方法统计和心理测量特性，(5)提供希腊规范和其他关于STAR量表的应用方面。上述问题是在更广泛的方法统计范围和应用范围内讨论的。最后，关于心理干预，讨论了一种方法，该方法可以应用于任何样本，独立于规范的存在，用于多变量识别极端SP和SF案例(异常值)。

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