2018
DOI: 10.1590/0102.3772e3439
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Abstract: This study aimed to investigate the internal structure and reliability indices of the Questionnaire d’Engagement Paternel (QEP). It describes the process of cross-cultural adaptation and results of the evaluation of the psychometric proprieties of the instrument. The sample consisted of 300 participants (150 mothers and 150 fathers), who formed two-parent families. The psychometric analyses involved procedures including back translation, factor analysis, and reliability analyses of the instrument. The Brazilia… Show more

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“…Across the past four decades, the most common way that researchers have attempted to capture the nature of father-child relationships is by measuring components of father involvement (Palkovitz, 2018). Despite the proliferation of empirical research on father involvement, there is no universal theory (Cabrera, Fitzgerald, Bradley, & Roggman, 2007), model (Bossardi et al, 2018) or measure (Schoppe-Sullivan, McBride, & Ringo-Ho, 2004) of father involvement. Bossardi et al (2018) noted that the "diversity of models of paternal involvement is reflected in the existence of various definitions, instruments and ways of accessing the phenomenon" (p. 2).…”
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“…Across the past four decades, the most common way that researchers have attempted to capture the nature of father-child relationships is by measuring components of father involvement (Palkovitz, 2018). Despite the proliferation of empirical research on father involvement, there is no universal theory (Cabrera, Fitzgerald, Bradley, & Roggman, 2007), model (Bossardi et al, 2018) or measure (Schoppe-Sullivan, McBride, & Ringo-Ho, 2004) of father involvement. Bossardi et al (2018) noted that the "diversity of models of paternal involvement is reflected in the existence of various definitions, instruments and ways of accessing the phenomenon" (p. 2).…”
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“…Despite the proliferation of empirical research on father involvement, there is no universal theory (Cabrera, Fitzgerald, Bradley, & Roggman, 2007), model (Bossardi et al, 2018) or measure (Schoppe-Sullivan, McBride, & Ringo-Ho, 2004) of father involvement. Bossardi et al (2018) noted that the "diversity of models of paternal involvement is reflected in the existence of various definitions, instruments and ways of accessing the phenomenon" (p. 2). Boller et al (2007) declared the father involvement literature to be "both incomplete and somewhat ambiguous" (p. 118) despite three decades of focused research.…”
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“…O instrumento original é composto por 56 itens distribuídos nas dimensões: Suporte emocional, referente a gestos e palavras que tranquilizam e encorajam a criança; Abertura ao Mundo, reflete o incentivo à criança para explorar o ambiente; Cuidados Básicos se refere a fornecer cuidados essenciais à sobrevivência; Jogos Físicos, diz respeito a interagir com a criança fisicamente por meio de gestos e brincadeiras; Disciplina remete às ações de controle de comportamentos; e Tarefas de Casa compreende as atividades com a casa em geral. A versão utilizada nesse estudo passou por adaptação transcultural e validação para o contexto brasileiro com famílias biparentais, culminando no total de 36 itens, divididos em cinco dimensões visto que Cuidados Básicos e Tarefas de Casa se mostraram unidimensional, assim como Jogos Físicos e Abertura ao Mundo (Bossardi et al, 2019).…”
Section: Questionário De Engajamento Paterno/parental (Qep) Desenvolunclassified