Examining the Psychometric Properties of the Brazilian Ages & Stages Questionnaires-Social-Emotional: Use in Public Child Daycare Centers in Brazil.

A mental health evaluation project was conducted in the City of Rio de Janeiro for the entire population of young children who received services in public child daycare centers and preschools. The Brazilian Portuguese version of the Ages & Stages Questionnaires: Social-Emotional (ASQ:SE-BR) served a...

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Publicado en:Journal of Child & Family Studies Vol. 26; no. 9; pp. 2412 - 2426
Autores principales: Chen, Chieh-Yu, Xie, Huichao, Filgueiras, Alberto, Squires, Jane, Anunciação, Luis, Landeira-Fernandez, Jesus
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Publicado: Springer Nature Sep2017
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          Chen, Chieh-Yu
          Xie, Huichao
          Filgueiras, Alberto
          Squires, Jane
          Anunciação, Luis
          Landeira-Fernandez, Jesus
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          Special Education and Clinical Sciences Department , University of Oregon , Oregon USA
          National Education Institute , Singapore Singapore
          Department of Fundamentals in Psychology , Rio de Janeiro State University , Rio de Janeiro Brazil
          Department of Psychology , Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro , Rio de Janeiro Brazil
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        Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
        Brazil
        Psychometrics
        Children
        Social development
        Day care centers
        Preschools
        Child care
        Child development
        Emotions
        Social skills
        Emotions in children
        Child development research
        Questionnaires
        Research methodology evaluation
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          Psychometrics
          Children
          Social development
          Day care centers
          Preschools
          Child care
          Child development
          Emotions
          Social skills
          Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
          Brazil
          Child Day Care Services
          Emotions in children
          Child development research
          Questionnaires
          Research methodology evaluation
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        Ages & stages questionnaires: social-emotional
        Item response theory
        Psychometric
        Social-emotional competence
        Ages & stages questionnaires: social-emotional
        Item response theory
        Psychometric
        Social-emotional competence
      ab: A mental health evaluation project was conducted in the City of Rio de Janeiro for the entire population of young children who received services in public child daycare centers and preschools. The Brazilian Portuguese version of the Ages & Stages Questionnaires: Social-Emotional (ASQ:SE-BR) served as an outcome measure for social-emotional development. Four age intervals of the ASQ:SE-BR were investigated by time period, 2011 and 2012. A total of 76,806 children from 21 to 66 months were evaluated. Three thousand children were randomly selected from each age interval and year for the analyses. The analyses used unidimensional Rasch Partial Credit Model and multidimensional Rasch Partial Credit Model to evaluate the psychometric properties of the ASQ:SE-BR. The model comparisons indicated support for the one-construct model and the two-construct model, indicating adequate evidence for the internal structure for the ASQ:SE-BR. Only one item was found to have misfit. Sound psychometric properties were supported by the results including internal structure, weighted item fit, reliability, and invariance across years. Item difficulty presented an appropriate coverage across intervals. This study provides supportive evidence for the use and interpretation of ASQ:SE scores with urban low-income Brazilian population.
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