Construction and validation of the brazilian questionário de respostas socialmente habilidosas segundo relato de professores (QRSH-PR)
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Behavioral problems in preschool children are one of the most frequent motives for seeking psychological care by parents and caregivers. Instruments are considered necessary, created from a Social Skills Training theoretical-practical perspective, which may systematically assist the identification of social skills and behavioral deficits, helping professionals in the prevention and/or reduction of behavioral problems. The purpose of this study was to test the psychometric validity and reliability of an instrument for evaluation of Socially Skilled Responses, from a teacher's perspective (QRSH-PR For this purpose, 260 preschool children were evaluated, differentiated in subgroups without and without behavioral difficulties, based on the Child Behavior Scale (Escala de Comportamento Infantil/ECI-Professor Studies were conducted for construct, discrimination, concurrent and predictive validity. The Cronbach Alpha was calculated to evaluate internal consistency. The obtained results pointed to positive indicators in reference to construct, discrimination, and predictive validity, and even for good internal consistency, indicating that the items consistently measure the construct of social skills, and differentiated children with and without behavioral problems. The questionnaire is considered to be gauged for evaluation of socially skilled responses from preschool children, and applicable in educational and clinical environments. Copyright 2009 by The Spanish Journal of Psychology.
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QRSH-PR Questionnaire Social skills Validation anxiety behavior disorder Brazil child child behavior comparative study decision making factorial analysis female human human relation male personality test prediction and forecasting preschool child psychological aspect psychometry questionnaire reproducibility self concept social adaptation teaching Anxiety Child Child Behavior Child Behavior Disorders Child, Preschool Factor Analysis, Statistical Female Humans Interpersonal Relations Judgment Male Personality Assessment Predictive Value of Tests Psychometrics Questionnaires Reproducibility of Results Self Concept Social Adjustment Teaching
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Spanish Journal of Psychology, v. 12, n. 1, p. 349-359, 2009.






