Brief Resilience Scale
Ampliando suas evidências psicométricas em contexto brasileiro
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https://doi.org/10.22199/issn.0718-7475-4950Palabras clave:
Resiliencia; salud mental; escala; psicometría.Resumen
La resiliencia describe la capacidad del individuo para adaptarse positivamente a las adversidades y factores estresantes de la vida. Considerando la importancia del constructo para la salud física y mental de las personas, su adecuada cuantificación es una preocupación básica entre los investigadores. En el presente estudio (N = 591) reunimos evidencia adicional en torno a la Brief Resilience Scale (BRS), replicando la evidencia de validez basada en la estructura interna, corroborando su unidimensionalidad, además de ampliar la evidencia de validez basada en correlaciones con variables externas (e.g., depresión, ansiedad, optimismo, afectos positivos y negativos). Además, se observó que la BRS es precisa, al tener ítems discriminativos, los cuales requirieron niveles moderados y altos para su endosso, además de ser una escala informativa, cubriendo un amplio rango del rasgo latente. En general, los resultados indican que se trata de una medida psicométricamente adecuada, breve y fácil de administrar, recomendada en investigaciones donde se requiere una evaluación rápida y eficaz de la resiliencia.
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