Scales of Practices and Outcomes for Community‐Engaged Research.

Despite the growth of research on community‐engaged research (CEnR), recent reviews suggest there has been limited development of validated scales to measure key contexts, mechanisms, and outcomes, impairing testing and refinement of theoretical models. The purpose of this study is to present the ps...

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Publicado en:American Journal of Community Psychology Vol. 67; no. 3/4; pp. 256 - 271
Autores principales: Boursaw, Blake, Oetzel, John G., Dickson, Elizabeth, Thein, Thomas S., Sanchez‐Youngman, Shannon, Peña, Juan, Parker, Myra, Magarati, Maya, Littledeer, Lenora, Duran, Bonnie, Wallerstein, Nina
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Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Jun2021
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          Boursaw, Blake
          Oetzel, John G.
          Dickson, Elizabeth
          Thein, Thomas S.
          Sanchez‐Youngman, Shannon
          Peña, Juan
          Parker, Myra
          Magarati, Maya
          Littledeer, Lenora
          Duran, Bonnie
          Wallerstein, Nina
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          University of New Mexico, Albuquerque NM,, USA
          University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
          University of Wisconsin‐Madison, Madison WI,, USA
          University of Washington, Seattle WA,, USA
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        Psychometrics
        Confirmatory factor analysis
        Community-based participatory research
        Self-efficacy
        Test validity
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          Confirmatory factor analysis
          Community-based participatory research
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          Test validity
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        Community‐based participatory research
        Community‐engaged research
        Empowerment
        Measurement
        Community‐based participatory research
        Community‐engaged research
        Empowerment
        Measurement
      ab: Despite the growth of research on community‐engaged research (CEnR), recent reviews suggest there has been limited development of validated scales to measure key contexts, mechanisms, and outcomes, impairing testing and refinement of theoretical models. The purpose of this study is to present the psychometric properties of scales from the Engage for Equity (E2) project, stemming from a long‐term research partnership examining community‐engaged research projects. This study used a three‐stage, cross‐sectional format: (a) a sampling frame of 413 CEnR projects was identified; (b) 210 principal investigators completed a project‐level survey and nominated partners for another survey; (c) 457 investigators and partners completed a survey about project contexts, processes, interventions, and outcomes. Factorial validity was established through confirmatory factor analysis supporting seven scales: contextual capacity, commitment to collective empowerment, relationships, community engagement in research actions, synergy, partner and partnership transformation, and projected outcomes. Convergent validity was established through examining covariances among the scales. This study largely yielded results consistent with a previous psychometric study of related measures, while demonstrating improved ceiling effects of the items and refined conceptualization of core theoretical constructs. Highlights: Validation of seven scales of practices and outcomes across four CBPR Model domains.Validated scales include seven novel subscales while also showing consistency with prior work.Results suggest Commitment to Collective Empowerment as a key driver of CPBR/CEnR.
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