2013
DOI: 10.14417/ap.599
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Observação das interacções educador-criança: Escala de interacção do prestador de cuidados

Abstract: A Escala de Interacção do Prestador de Cuidados, na sua versão original, Caregiver Interaction Scale (CIS), é um sistema de observação que pretende avaliar a qualidade e o conteúdo das interacções, em termos da sensibilidade, aspereza e permissividade dos prestadores de cuidados. Com o intuito de apresentar esta escala e algumas qualidades métricas para o contexto português, realizámos um conjunto de análises com base numa amostra de 115 salas do 1.º ano de escolaridade. Os resultados mostram que a escala é um… Show more

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“…However, other factor solutions, including two-or three-factor solutions, are also supported in a study by Colwell et al (2013). In Portugal, studies report the three-factor solution for older children (Cadima et al, 2012;Cryer et al, 1999) and internal consistencies for the three dimensions (Positive Interactions/Sensitivity, Punitiveness/Harshness and Detachment) have been shown to be adequate in these studies. In this study, we include 21 out of the total 26 items from the CIS (see Barros et al, 2016).…”
Section: Caregiver Interaction Scalementioning
confidence: 85%
“…However, other factor solutions, including two-or three-factor solutions, are also supported in a study by Colwell et al (2013). In Portugal, studies report the three-factor solution for older children (Cadima et al, 2012;Cryer et al, 1999) and internal consistencies for the three dimensions (Positive Interactions/Sensitivity, Punitiveness/Harshness and Detachment) have been shown to be adequate in these studies. In this study, we include 21 out of the total 26 items from the CIS (see Barros et al, 2016).…”
Section: Caregiver Interaction Scalementioning
confidence: 85%
“…However, results from large-scale studies support other factor structures, namely two-or threefactor solutions, and exclude the fourth factor (Permissiveness) due to the reduced number of items and to their skewness (Colwell et al, 2013). In Portugal, the threefactor solution has been replicated for older children (Cadima et al, 2012;Cryer et al, 1999). The Sensitivity/Positive Interaction dimension (e.g., "Speaks warmly to the children") concerns the warmth, level of enthusiasm and developmental appropriateness of the teacher's interactions with children.…”
Section: Infant/toddler Environmentmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…For instance, measures of child engagement with toys and other materials, such as the Engagement Quality Observation System (EQual III; McWilliam & de Kruif, 1998), can provide relevant information, considering associations between process quality and child engagement (e.g, Aguiar & McWilliam, 2012;Raspa, McWilliam, & Ridley, 2001). The three measures used in the present study were not originally developed in Portugal, but two of them have been extensively used in Portugal, with findings indicating their adequacy to the Portuguese child care settings (Barros & Aguiar, 2010;Barros & Leal, 2015;Cadima et al, 2012;Cryer et al, 1999). Although this is the first Portuguese study that used the CLASS-Infant, the training procedure was conducted in close collaboration with one of the authors of the scale.…”
Section: Limitations and Future Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 96%
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