Psychometrische Eigenschaften einer deutschsprachigen Kurzversion des Sexual Desire Inventory (SDI-2)

Kühn, W; Koenig, Julian; Donoghue, Alexander; Hillecke, Thomas K.; Warth, Marco

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“… With a correlation of r = 0.35–0.49, ( p < 0,001). With total variance explained by 65.11% Hypothesis testing: Was hypothesized that the model containing two correlated dimensions would provide a better fit to the data r = 0.35 Internal Consistency: Cronbach’s alpha between 0.86–0.96 Sexual Desire Inventory (SDI-2 ) [ 25 ] Box A: Good Box B: Good Box C: NR Box D: Good Box E: Good Box F: NR Box G: Fair Box H: NR Box I: NR Construct Validity: PCA identified two factors. Eigenvalues of 4.66 for the first factor and 1.85 for the second factor.…”

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“…The language of the 10 original identified instruments is predominantly English, with hegemony aimed at women [ 18 – 24 ]. The most tested instruments were the Sexual Desire Inventory SDI-2 [ 2 , 25 , 26 ].…”

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“…The cultural adaptation process presented limitations related to the insufficient description of this process according to the COSMIN criteria [ 25 – 27 ] Only two studies evaluated the inter-rater and/or intra-rater as an analytical technique for content validity [ 22 , 28 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Reliability was evaluated through testing-retesting using the Pearson’s correlation in 11 of the 31 studies analysed. The authors of the 11 studies described the testing-retesting in detail, informing about the sample used, number of measurements, and mean time of instrument use [ 19 , 25 , 57 ]. This procedure is recommended by several psychometrists [ 30 , 41 , 52 ].…”

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Systematic review of the psychometric properties of instruments to measure sexual desire

Cartagena-Ramos

Fuentealba-Torres

Rebustini

et al. 2018

BMC Med Res Methodol

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BackgroundSexual desire is one of the domains of sexual function with multiple dimensions, which commonly affects men and women around the world. Classically, its assessment has been applied through self-report tools; however, an issue is related to the evidence level of these questionnaires and their validity. Therefore, a systematic review addressing the available questionnaires is really relevant, since it will be able to show their psychometric properties and evidence levels.MethodA systematic review was carried out in the PubMed, EMBASE, PsycINFO, Science Direct, and Web of Science databases. The search strategy was developed according to the following research question and combination of descriptors and keywords, including original studies with no limit of publication date and in Portuguese, English, and Spanish. Two reviewers carried out the selection of articles by abstracts and full texts as well as the analysis of the studies independently. The methodological quality of the instruments was evaluated by the COnsensus-based Standards for the selection of health status Measurement INstruments (COSMIN) checklist.ResultsThe search resulted in 1203 articles, of which 15 were included in the review. It identified 10 instruments originally developed in the English language. Unsatisfactory results on methodological quality were evidenced in cultural adaptation studies with no description of the steps of the processes and inadequacy of techniques and parameters of adequacy for models. The Principal Component Analysis with Varimax rotation predominated in the studies.ConclusionsThe limitation of the techniques applied in the validation process of the reviewed instruments was evident. A limitation was observed in the number of adaptations conducted and contexts to which the instruments were applied, making it impossible to reach a better understanding of the functioning of instruments. In future studies, the use of robust techniques can ensure the quality of the psychometric properties and the accuracy and stability of instruments. A detailed description of procedures and results in validation studies may facilitate the selection and use of instruments in the academic and/or clinical settings.Systematic review registrationPROSPERO CRD42018085706.Electronic supplementary materialThe online version of this article (10.1186/s12874-018-0570-2) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Discussionmentioning

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“…Sexual Desire Inventory (SDI-2). To measure sexual desire, a short version of the German SDI-2 (Kuhn, Koenig, Donoghue, Hillecke, & Warth, 2014) was used. It is a translation of the English SDI-2 (Spector, Carey, & Steinberg, 1996).…”

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Ovulatory Shifts in Sexual Desire But Not Mate Preferences: An LH-Test-Confirmed, Longitudinal Study

2019

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The presented data are part of a longitudinal within-subject study designed to examine ovulatory shifts in human sexuality in a diverse German sample using validated questionnaires. The final sample consists of 78 individuals (76 female, 2 agender) who declared to be mainly or exclusively attracted to males. Questionnaires were completed anonymously online at three cycle phases. Following the gold standard, the fertile window was calculated through the reverse cycle day method and confirmed via urinary tests detecting luteinizing hormone. The questionnaire included the Sexual Desire Inventory, Dresdner Body Image Inventory, the Revised Sociosexual Orientation Inventory, and an adjective list to measure mate preferences. One hundred eighty-four questionnaires were included in the data analysis using linear mixed models. Findings support previous research reporting heightened sexual desire and an improved body image during the fertile window. No shifts were found for mate preference or sociosexual orientation, thus adding to a growing body of literature contesting parts of the ovulatory shift hypothesis.

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The “Longing for Interpersonal Touch Picture Questionnaire”: Development of a new measurement for touch perception

2019

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Touch is a crucial factor of physiological and psychological health in humans. A lack of touch in contrast is associated with adverse implications on mental health. A new “Longing for Interpersonal Touch Picture Questionnaire (LITPQ)” was developed and tested for its concurrent, predictive, discriminant and face validity as well as its relation to psychological distress. Six different types of touch were depicted and touch frequency and touch wish concerning different interaction partners assessed. A sample of 110 participants aged 18–56 years completed the LITPQ as well as an existing touch deprivation questionnaire and a questionnaire on mental health. Frequency and wish for touch were higher for close interaction partners than for strangers. For 72.7% of the participants, their touch wish exceeded the reported touch frequency. The LITPQ correlated moderately with the existing questionnaire for touch deprivation and was independent of relationship status or gender but positively correlated with depressiveness, anxiety and somatization. Measuring longing for touch is a very complex task considering the many aspects of subjective touch perception and confounds in the method of self‐report of touch. In our view, the LITPQ provides promising insights into this matter.

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Psychometrische Eigenschaften einer deutschsprachigen Kurzversion des Sexual Desire Inventory (SDI-2)

Cited by 15 publications

References 16 publications

Systematic review of the psychometric properties of instruments to measure sexual desire

Systematic review of the psychometric properties of instruments to measure sexual desire

Ovulatory Shifts in Sexual Desire But Not Mate Preferences: An LH-Test-Confirmed, Longitudinal Study

The “Longing for Interpersonal Touch Picture Questionnaire”: Development of a new measurement for touch perception

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