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a. Reliability curves for the CSS Danger-Contamination scale for the Polish and Dutch samples. b. Reliability curves for the CSS Socioeconomic Consequences scale for the Polish and Dutch samples. c. Reliability curves for the CSS Xenophobia scale for the Polish and Dutch samples. d. Reliability curves for the CSS Traumatic stress symptoms scale for the Polish and Dutch samples. e. Reliability curves for the CSS Compulsive checking scale for the Polish and Dutch samples. Note . Reliability is on the Y axis, latent factor scores are on the X axis in standard deviation units (i.e., 0 corresponds... Mehr ...
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| Erscheinungsdatum: | 2021 |
| Schlagwörter: | Medicine / Science Policy / Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified / used data collected / obsessive compulsive symptoms / also positively related / validity </ p / largely invariant across / css &# 8217 / covid stress scales / measure stress / xlink \ / > / results suggest / psychometrically robust / psychometric properties / psychometric functioning / measurement invariance / language version / lags considered / future investigations / factor structure / external associations / dutch translations / 19 vaccine / 19 pandemic / 19 fear |
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| Link(s) : | https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0260459.g002 |
a. Reliability curves for the CSS Danger-Contamination scale for the Polish and Dutch samples. b. Reliability curves for the CSS Socioeconomic Consequences scale for the Polish and Dutch samples. c. Reliability curves for the CSS Xenophobia scale for the Polish and Dutch samples. d. Reliability curves for the CSS Traumatic stress symptoms scale for the Polish and Dutch samples. e. Reliability curves for the CSS Compulsive checking scale for the Polish and Dutch samples. Note . Reliability is on the Y axis, latent factor scores are on the X axis in standard deviation units (i.e., 0 corresponds to the factor mean, 1 is one standard deviation above the mean, etc.). Reliability curves are based on the Information Functions from the item response models with parameter constraints supported by DIF tests (see Table 4 ).