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Scale of Norms and Requirements

Return

Dimension: Risk factors start consumption

Area

Personal, Family

Specificity

Unspecified: Legal and illegal drugs

Year

1999

Author

Fuentes, Motrico, & Bersabé

Identification and Classification

Instrument
Scale of Norms and Requirements
Acronym
ENE
Area
Personal, Family
Dimension
Risk factors start consumption
Specificity
Unspecified: Legal and illegal drugs
Objective
Evaluate the way to establish and demand compliance with parental norms and the perception of children about it
Factors it measures
  • Inductive style
  • Rigid style
  • Indulgent style
Year
1999
Author
Fuentes, Motrico, & Bersabé
Author Contact Data

Bersabé, Rosa

Facultad de Psicología, Universidad de Málaga, 29071 Málaga (España)

E-mail: bersabe@uma.es

Availability
Commercial use
Link
Consultar autoras

Description

Abstract

ENE evaluates through three dimensions (Inductive, Rigid and Indulgent) the establishment and fulfillment of the parental norms. It consists of two versions, one aimed at parents and another aimed at the perception of children on the object of measurement. For this, a total of 28 items are used on a Likert scale with five response options.

Psychometric characteristics

With respect to reliability, the internal consistency indices were the following: Factor I-parent α = .85; Factor II-parent α = .73; Factor III-parent α = .60; I-mother factor α = .80; Factor II-mother α = .72; Factor III-mother α = .64). Likewise, the indexes of homogeneity of the items were found above .40. Regarding the coefficients of internal consistency in the version for parents also showed an adequate fit (α = .68 in inductive form, α = .68 in rigid form and α = .60 in indulgent form)

No. of items
The first two factors (Inductive form and rigid form) consist of 10 items, and the third (Forgiving form) is composed of 8, on a Likert scale with five answer options that range from 'never' to 'always'
Duration
10 min
Way of administration
  • Individual and collective
  • Paper
Way of qualification

The total score of the first two is between 10 and 50, except for the score of the third factor that varies between 8 and 40

Application context
Clinic / School
Population
Adolescents, parents
References

Bersabé, R., Fuentes, M. J., & Motrico, E. (2001). Análisis psicométrico de dos escalas para evaluar estilos educativos parentales. Psicothema, 13, 678-684.

Fuentes, M. J., Motrico, E., & Bersabé, R. M. (1999). Escala de Afecto (EA) y Escala de Normas y Exigencias (ENE): Versión hijos y versión padres. Universidad de Málaga.