心理弹性的个人因素:成人心理弹性问卷的编制与验证

IF 1 4区医学 Q4 PSYCHIATRY

International Journal of Mental Health Promotion Pub Date : 2017-03-01 DOI:10.1080/14623730.2017.1297248

J. Alonso-Tapia, Helena Garrido-Hernansaiz, R. Rodríguez-Rey, M. Ruíz, C. Nieto

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摘要

摘要重大不良事件后的恢复力结果与某些个人属性有关，称为恢复力因素。这项研究旨在将针对儿童和青少年开发的Embury王子弹性模型应用于成年人群。为此，制定了成人弹性问卷（RQA），由九个特征组成，围绕三个因素组织：掌握感、关联感和情绪反应性。通过可靠性、验证性因素、交叉验证和多组分析，在来自普通人群和健康问题人群（N=430）的成年人中测试了问卷的充分性。通过潜在变量的路径分析评估标准有效性，以预测恢复力结果。RQA评分是可靠的，三因素模型与数据拟合良好。三个弹性因素预测了弹性变化的三分之二。这份问卷是对弹性背后的个人因素的可靠和有效的评估。

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Personal factors underlying resilience: development and validation of the Resiliency Questionnaire for Adults

Abstract Resilience outcomes following significant adverse events are related to certain personal attributes, termed resiliency factors. This study aimed to adapt the Prince-Embury resiliency model, developed with children and adolescents, to adult populations. To that end, the Resiliency Questionnaire for Adults (RQA) was developed, consisting of nine characteristics organised around three factors: Sense of Mastery, Sense of Relatedness and Emotional Reactivity. The questionnaire adequacy was tested in adults from both general and health-distressed populations (N = 430) through reliability, confirmatory factor, cross-validation and multiple-group analyses. Criterion validity was assessed via path analysis with latent variables to predict resilience outcomes. The RQA scores were reliable and the three-factor model fitted the data well. The three resiliency factors predicted two-thirds of the variance in resilience. This questionnaire constitutes a reliable and valid assessment of personal factors underlying resilience.

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International Journal of Mental Health Promotion Multiple-

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1.70

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