Family Satisfaction with the Intervention

SFI

Family area

Problems associated with use

General

To assess the degree of satisfaction of families, the usefulness of the content as well as providing material and recommendations in general.

NI

2012

Spanish translation and adaptation by Amador N, Sanchez D, Baumann A, and Domenech M. Based on the version used by the PTC-PE program.

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The questionnaire consists of 27 items. items 1 to 6 have response options ranging from \ Disagree \ "with a value of 1 to \" Strongly Agree \ "with the value of 5. The response options on items 7 and 8 range from \ "Not useful \" with the value 1 and \ "useful \" with value of 5. Item 9 has a scale of 1 with response option \ "Poor \" to \ "Excellent \" with 5. Item 10 and 11 consists of a closed question with a dichotomous response option (Yes or No) and an open question. questions 12 through 14 consist of open questions.

No reliability or validity values ​​for the instrument are reported.

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It is administered in group, in pencil and paper format , self-administered; It takes approximately 10 minutes.

The rating is averaged. The results are applied to improve both the content and the material managed in the intervention.

Research on adults and Clinical Practice. It is applied in the place in which the intervention took place, mostly in primary schools.

Main caregivers of children who attended the intervention.

Original questionnaire developed by Forgatch, and Rains M, L, 2012.