冠状病毒焦虑量表是否以同样的方式衡量患有和没有功能失调悲伤的哀悼者的冠状病毒恐惧症?

Q2 Social Sciences

Illness Crisis and Loss Pub Date : 2023-05-10 DOI:10.1177/10541373231174557

Marlon Elías Lobos-Rivera, Wendy Carolina Marroquín-Carpio, T. Caycho-Rodríguez, Sherman A. Lee, Jennyfer Carolina Tejada Rodríguez, Angélica Nohemy Flores-Monterrosa, Pablo D. Valencia, C. Carbajal-León, L. W. Vilca, J. Torales, Mario Reyes-Bossio

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全球COVID-19死亡人数已超过650万人。尽管许多人都在哀悼因这种致命疾病而失去亲人，但对这一特定人群测量冠状病毒相关焦虑的有效性知之甚少。因此，本研究的目的是确定冠状病毒焦虑量表(CAS)对有和没有功能失调悲伤水平的哀悼者的冠状病毒恐惧症结构的测量方式是否相同。结果表明，四项版本的CAS具有可接受的拟合指数，并且在功能失调性悲伤和非功能失调性悲伤之间部分不变。此外，CAS在这组失去亲人的成年人中表现出足够的标准效度和信度。总之，CAS可用于测量正在经历功能失调和非功能失调悲伤过程的人因COVID-19而产生的焦虑。

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Does the Coronavirus Anxiety Scale Measure Coronaphobia the Same Way for Mourners With and Without Dysfunctional Grief?

Deaths from COVID-19 have exceeded 6.5 million people globally. Although many people are mourning the loss of loved ones to this deadly disease, little is known about the validity of measuring coronavirus-related anxiety with this particular group of people. Therefore, the objective of this study is to determine if the coronavirus anxiety scale (CAS) measures the coronaphobia construct the same way for mourners with and without dysfunctional levels of grief. The results indicated that the four-item version of the CAS has acceptable fit indices and is partially invariant between people with dysfunctional and non-dysfunctional grief. Moreover, the CAS demonstrated adequate criterion validity and reliability with this group of bereaved adults. In conclusion, the CAS can be used to measure anxiety due to COVID-19 in people who are going through dysfunctional and non-dysfunctional grieving processes.

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Illness Crisis and Loss Social Sciences-Sociology and Political Science

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