Evidencias de validez del Compendio Internacional de Ítems de Personalidad Abreviado
Palabras clave:
personalidad, adaptación, validación, análisis factorial confirmatorio, psicometría
Resumen
Antecedentes: El modelo de los cinco factores representa uno de los enfoques más empleados para el estudio de la personalidad desde una perspectiva psicológica. Si bien se han relevado numerosos instrumentos para su evaluación, el Compendio Internacional de Ítems de Personalidad Abreviado (Donnellan et al., 2006) constituye una de las principales herramientas destacadas en la literatura. Objetivo: Por este motivo, el propósito del presente estudio consiste en adaptar y validar el instrumento en una muestra no probabilística incidental compuesta por estudiantes de nivel superior en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (N = 2460). Resultado: El análisis factorial confirmatorio indica un buen ajuste a los datos del modelo relevado por los autores, por lo que puede recomendarse su administración en el contexto local. Conclusiones: Se sugiere que futuros trabajos exploren sus propiedades en poblaciones diferentes.
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HS: concepción y diseño del estudio, interpretación de los datos y revisión final del manuscrito.
LBD: interpretación de los datos y revisión final del manuscrito.
SA: interpretación de los datos y revisión final del manuscrito.
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