PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE PERCEIVED STRESS REACTIVITY SCALE

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SHOKRI OMID; TAMIZI NOUSHIN; ABDOLLAH POOR MOHAMMAD AZAD; SADAT AKHAVI ZOHREH ALSADAT; ABDOLKHALEGHI MASSOMEH

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Journal: Educational Measurement Year:2016 | Volume:7 | Issue:25 Page(s): 137-158

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PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE PERCEIVED STRESS REACTIVITY SCALE

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PERCEIVED STRESS REACTIVITYQ1

SCALEQ2

RELIABILITYQ2

VALIDITYQ2

FACTORIAL STRUCTUREQ2

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The main purpose of the present study was to investigate psychometric properties of the PERCEIVED STRESS REACTIVITY SCALE (PSRS, Schlotz, Yim, Zoccola, Jansen& Schulz, 2011) among Iranian university students.324 university students (130 male, 194 female) completed the PSRS and the Emotional Adjustment Measure (EAM, Rubio, Aguado, Hontangas & Hernandez, 2007). The confirmatory factor analysis method and internal consistency were used to compute the PSRS's factorial VALIDITY and RELIABILITY, respectively. Also, in order to examine the construct VALIDITY of the PSRS, we computed correlations between different dimensions of PSRS with emotional adjustment. The results of confirmatory factor analysis indicated that 5-factor structure of the PSRS consisted reactivity to work overload, reactivity to social conflicts, reactivity to social stress, reactivity to failure and prolonged reactivity had good fit to data in the Iranian sample. Correlational analyses between different dimensions of PSRS with emotional adjustment provided initial evidence for the PSRS convergent VALIDITY. Cronbach’s α Coefficients ranged from 0/75 to 0/80 for six dimensions. In sum, these findings provide evidence for the VALIDITY and RELIABILITY of the PSRS as an instrument to measure of stress reactivity among Iranian university students.

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SHOKRI, OMID, TAMIZI, NOUSHIN, ABDOLLAH POOR, MOHAMMAD AZAD, SADAT AKHAVI, ZOHREH ALSADAT, & ABDOLKHALEGHI, MASSOMEH. (2016). PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE PERCEIVED STRESS REACTIVITY SCALE. TRAINING MEASUREMENT, 7(25 ), 137-158. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/214576/en

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SHOKRI OMID, TAMIZI NOUSHIN, ABDOLLAH POOR MOHAMMAD AZAD, SADAT AKHAVI ZOHREH ALSADAT, ABDOLKHALEGHI MASSOMEH. PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE PERCEIVED STRESS REACTIVITY SCALE. TRAINING MEASUREMENT[Internet]. 2016;7(25 ):137-158. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/214576/en

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OMID SHOKRI, NOUSHIN TAMIZI, MOHAMMAD AZAD ABDOLLAH POOR, ZOHREH ALSADAT SADAT AKHAVI, and MASSOMEH ABDOLKHALEGHI, “PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE PERCEIVED STRESS REACTIVITY SCALE,” TRAINING MEASUREMENT, vol. 7, no. 25 , pp. 137–158, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/214576/en

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