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Child’s Report of Parent Behavior Inventory
Dimension: Risk factors start consumption
Area
Personal, Family
Specificity
Unspecified: Legal and illegal drugs
Year
1965
Author
Schaefer
Identification and Classification
- Instrument
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Child’s Report of Parent Behavior Inventory
- Acronym
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CRPBI
- Area
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Personal, Family
- Dimension
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Risk factors start consumption
- Specificity
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Unspecified: Legal and illegal drugs
- Objective
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Measure children's perception on parenting styles
- Factors it measures
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- Autonomy
- Autonomy and love
- Love
- Love and control
- Control
- Control and hostility
- Hostility
- Hostility and autonomy
- Year
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1965
- Author
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Schaefer
- Author Contact Data
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Schaefer, Earl, S
16 Bayswater Placer, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 27514 (EE.UU.)
Teléfono: (919) 408-3228
- Availability
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Free
- Link
Versions
Year
2006
Validation Country
Spain
Author
Samper, Cortés, Mestre, Nácher, & Tur
Author Contact Data
Mestre, Vicenta
Facultad de Psicología, Universidad de Valencia, 46010, Valencia (España). E-mail: Maria.V.Mestre@uv.es
References
Samper, P., Cortés, M. T., Mestre, V., Nácher, M. J., & Tur, A. M. (2006). Adaptación del Child’s Report of Parent Behavior Inventory a población española. Psicothema, 18, 263-271.
Description
- Abstract
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CRPBI evaluates the perceptions of the children in the practice of parental parenting, being able to obtain a differential measure between parents from the perspective of the child, that is, two different scores in each dimension referring to the father and the mother independently. For this, 52 items are used in a Likert scale grouped in eight dimensions
- Psychometric characteristics
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The reliability coefficients of the original manuscript applying the formula of Kuder and Richardson (KR-20) were the following: Love = .84, Hostility = .78, Autonomy = .69 and Control = .66 (Schaefer, 1965). Likewise, this test has been widely used in different cultural contexts and research maintaining its reliability indexes
- No. of items
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It consists of 52 items grouped on a Likert scale with three answer options, these are, 'totally agree', 'sometimes' and 'totally disagree'
- Duration
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15 min
- Way of administration
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- Individual and collective
- Paper
- Way of qualification
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The results are obtained through the sum of the scores associated with the three forms of response. Likewise, the scores reflect the style of parenting practice where the parent is located
- Application context
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Clinic
- Population
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Children and adolescents
- References
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Schaefer, E. S. (1965). Children’s reports of parental behavior: An Inventory. Child Development, 36, 413-424.