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The Parent Experience of Assessment Scale (PEAS): Development and Relation to Parent Satisfaction.

Cynthia A Austin1,2, Stephen F Finn3, Timothy Z Keith4, Deborah J Tharinger4, April D Fernando5.   

Abstract

This study outlines the development of the Parent Experience of Assessment Scale (PEAS), which is based on principles of Therapeutic Assessment. The study includes pilot testing of a 64-item questionnaire across 134 participants, with psychometric analyses utilizing confirmatory factor analysis. The revised version consists of 24 items across five subscales with appropriate internal consistency reliability (alphas from .76 to .88). The PEAS demonstrates statistically significant relations with general parent satisfaction, with two subscales indicating significant direct effects via structural equation modeling. The PEAS has the potential utility to provide more nuanced clinical and investigative feedback regarding the parent process during child psychological assessment.

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Keywords:  Therapeutic Assessment; child assessment; confirmatory factor analysis; parent satisfaction; structural equation modeling

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Year:  2016        PMID: 27630203     DOI: 10.1177/1073191116666950

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Assessment        ISSN: 1073-1911


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