Reliability and validity of the Chinese version of the COMPI Fertility Problem Stress Scale—Short Form for infertile women
Shuang Hu,
Chengying Su,
Linlin Zhou
et al.
Abstract:ObjectiveTo translate and culturally adapt the COMPI Fertility Problem Stress Scale–Short form (COMPI‐FPSS‐SF) and to test its reliability and validity in China.MethodsThe cross‐sectional study adopted Brislin's translation model to translate, synthesize, back‐translate, and cross‐culturally adapt the COMPI‐FPSS‐SF for the Chinese setting. A total of 279 infertile women were invited to participate in the study to test the reliability and validity of the scale between March and June 2021.ResultsIt was verified … Show more
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