2006
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-82712006000200006
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Consistência interna e fatorial do Inventário Multifatorial de Coping para Adolescentes

Abstract: ResumoCoping é um construto multidimensional relativo às formas como as pessoas lidam com situações estressantes. Diversas pesquisas assinalam a importância dessas "respostas de enfrentamento". Este estudo visa verificar os índices de consistência interna e fatorial confirmatórios do Inventário Multifatorial de Coping para Adolescentes (IMCA-43). Assim, a coleta de dados foi realizada mediante aplicações coletivas, em sala de aula, em uma amostra de 285 estudantes do ensino fundamental e médio, de ambos os sex… Show more

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“…In another study on the construction of coping scales, Balbinotti, Barbosa, and Wiethaeuper (2006) aimed to verify the internal and factor consistency of the Multifactorial Coping Inventory for Adolescents (MCIA-43), with a sample of 285 elementary and high school students, aged 13 and 18 years of both genders. The Cronbach's alpha values found were considered satisfactory, having obtained variations from 0.71 to 0.89; however, the measure is specific for adolescents.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In another study on the construction of coping scales, Balbinotti, Barbosa, and Wiethaeuper (2006) aimed to verify the internal and factor consistency of the Multifactorial Coping Inventory for Adolescents (MCIA-43), with a sample of 285 elementary and high school students, aged 13 and 18 years of both genders. The Cronbach's alpha values found were considered satisfactory, having obtained variations from 0.71 to 0.89; however, the measure is specific for adolescents.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The review of the cited measures shows that the multidimensionality associated with coping strategies requires studies in this field to be well delineated, with psychometric qualities for conducting studies that lead to the correct identification of the phenomenon. Many instruments used in Brazilian studies are used for general populations and are not specific to university students (Balbinotti et al, 2006;Costa & Polak, 2009;Neves & Pinheiro, 2009). Furthermore, results of focus group studies and a review of the literature (Soares et al, 2016a(Soares et al, , 2016b suggested there were five common interpersonal stressors in this situation: presentation at a seminar; receiving or giving criticism; refusing abusive requests; negotiating with peers, managers, or teachers; and joining a new class or group.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esses autores salientaram, ainda, que o conceito de coping vem sendo objeto de estudo na psicologia social, da personalidade ou clínica (Antoniazzi & cols., 1998). Certamente, o coping é um dos construtos mais importantes da psicologia e já gerou um grande número de pesquisas na realidade brasileira (Antoniazzi & cols., 1998;Antoniazzi, Souza & Hutz, 2009;Balbinotti, Barbosa, Wiethaeuper & Teodoro, 2006;Dela Coleta & Dela Coleta, 2008;Diniz & Zanini, 2010;Lisboa & cols., 2002;Panzini & Bandeira, 2007;Raimundo & Pinto, 2006;Santos & Martendal, 2008;Tamayo & Tróccoli, 2002;Vera-Noriega, Albuquerque, Laborin & Pimentel, 2003).…”
Section: Copingunclassified
“…O primeiro é o Inventário Multifatorial de Coping para Adolescentes (IMCA-43), desenvolvido por Antoniazzi (2000), seguindo o modelo Aproximação e Evitação. Estudo sobre a fidedignidade e validade de construto do instrumento de 43 itens identificou quatro fatores: ações diretas, apoio social, negação e autocontrole, todos com boa consistência interna (Balbinotti, Barbosa, & Wiethaeuper, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified