Preliminary analysis of the questionnaire signals warning of relapse (AWARE) on peruvian drug addicts
The objective of the present study was to analyze the internal structure of the AWARE 3.0 questionnaire in drug addicts. A total of 240 subjects undergoing residential treatment (males n = 205 and females n = 35) between 18 and 61 years with the AWARE relapse alert scale were evaluated. The analyzes...
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doaj-f9349578a48a4a98b4495768e06005672021-02-02T03:54:11ZengInstituto Peruano de Orientación Psicológica – IPOPSInteracciones: Revista de Avances en Psicología2411-59402413-44652017-05-0132879410.24016/2017.v3n2.65Preliminary analysis of the questionnaire signals warning of relapse (AWARE) on peruvian drug addictsCristian Solano0Anthony Copez-Lonzoy1Comisión Nacional de Adicciones – Colegio de Psicólogos del Perú - CDN, Perú.Universidad de San Martín de Porres, PerúThe objective of the present study was to analyze the internal structure of the AWARE 3.0 questionnaire in drug addicts. A total of 240 subjects undergoing residential treatment (males n = 205 and females n = 35) between 18 and 61 years with the AWARE relapse alert scale were evaluated. The analyzes confirmed the existence of a single factor, in addition five confirmatory models were tested including the factor of method that demonstrated to influence in the original model. The reliability analysis obtained adequate scores for both observed and latent variables that represented equality at the conceptual and unit level (congeneric and tau-equivalent models). The results indicate a better fit only with the direct item model in addition to a short version. These findings provide a new perspective on the structure of the instrument and a new version that helps complement the evaluation in the process of evaluation and detection of relapse alert signalshttp://ojs.revistainteracciones.com/index.php/ojs/article/view/65/htmlAddictionrelapseAWARE 3.0factor analysis. |
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Preliminary analysis of the questionnaire signals warning of relapse (AWARE) on peruvian drug addicts |
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Preliminary analysis of the questionnaire signals warning of relapse (AWARE) on peruvian drug addicts |
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Preliminary analysis of the questionnaire signals warning of relapse (AWARE) on peruvian drug addicts |
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Preliminary analysis of the questionnaire signals warning of relapse (AWARE) on peruvian drug addicts |
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Preliminary analysis of the questionnaire signals warning of relapse (AWARE) on peruvian drug addicts |
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preliminary analysis of the questionnaire signals warning of relapse (aware) on peruvian drug addicts |
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Instituto Peruano de Orientación Psicológica – IPOPS |
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Interacciones: Revista de Avances en Psicología |
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The objective of the present study was to analyze the internal structure of the AWARE 3.0 questionnaire in drug addicts. A total of 240 subjects undergoing residential treatment (males n = 205 and females n = 35) between 18 and 61 years with the AWARE relapse alert scale were evaluated. The analyzes confirmed the existence of a single factor, in addition five confirmatory models were tested including the factor of method that demonstrated to influence in the original model. The reliability analysis obtained adequate scores for both observed and latent variables that represented equality at the conceptual and unit level (congeneric and tau-equivalent models). The results indicate a better fit only with the direct item model in addition to a short version. These findings provide a new perspective on the structure of the instrument and a new version that helps complement the evaluation in the process of evaluation and detection of relapse alert signals |
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Addiction relapse AWARE 3.0 factor analysis. |
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