DOI: 10.11606/t.22.2019.tde-27032019-153642
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Confiabilidade e validação de conteúdo da Escala Lúdica Pré-Escolar de Knox - revisada para a população brasileira

Abstract: A Deus, por abrir caminhos e dar a força necessária para cumprir as tarefas.Aos meus pais, Antonio Luis e Márcia, pelo incentivo constante, confiança, amor incondicional e todo o apoio que permitiram continuar este projeto enquanto a família crescia.Ao Guilherme, companheiro de jornada, por ter trilhado ao meu lado o caminho que escolhi, dando carinho e apoio nas grandes e pequenas coisas do dia a dia; por ser o pai presente e maravilhoso que possibilitou a continuidade da vida profissional ao lado do crescime… Show more

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“…Several studies have pointed out that, during the application of the ELPKr, some behaviors and actions were not presented by the children evaluated, which raised the question of the real capacity of these children (Harrison & Kielhofner, 1986;Shepherd et al, 1994;Restall & Magill-Evans, 1994;Rocha & Silva, 2006;Emblen, 2014;Grigolatto, 2006;Sposito, 2018). These authors questioned whether the children did not perform the tasks mentioned in the scale because they did not have the ability/capacity to do so, or if they just lacked interest or even thought about the possibility of performing exactly that action, since the assessment is only observational of free playing, allowing that the child performs a multitude of tasks, but not necessarily those evaluated in the instrument, leading to a false deficit result.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Several studies have pointed out that, during the application of the ELPKr, some behaviors and actions were not presented by the children evaluated, which raised the question of the real capacity of these children (Harrison & Kielhofner, 1986;Shepherd et al, 1994;Restall & Magill-Evans, 1994;Rocha & Silva, 2006;Emblen, 2014;Grigolatto, 2006;Sposito, 2018). These authors questioned whether the children did not perform the tasks mentioned in the scale because they did not have the ability/capacity to do so, or if they just lacked interest or even thought about the possibility of performing exactly that action, since the assessment is only observational of free playing, allowing that the child performs a multitude of tasks, but not necessarily those evaluated in the instrument, leading to a false deficit result.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These authors questioned whether the children did not perform the tasks mentioned in the scale because they did not have the ability/capacity to do so, or if they just lacked interest or even thought about the possibility of performing exactly that action, since the assessment is only observational of free playing, allowing that the child performs a multitude of tasks, but not necessarily those evaluated in the instrument, leading to a false deficit result. These results indicate that the way to apply the EKPKr needs to be refined (Harrison & Kielhofner, 1986;Jankovich et al, 2008;Emblen, 2014;Grigolatto, 2006;Sposito, 2018).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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