Interpretacion BDI
Interpretacion BDI
Interpretacion BDI
PROPIEDADES PSICOMÉTRICAS
Fiabilidad:
Sus índices psicométricos han sido estudiados de manera casi exhaustiva,
mostrando una buena consistencia interna (alfa de Cronbach 0,76 – 0,95). La
fiabilidad test oscila alrededor de r = 0,8, pero su estudio ha presentado
dificultades metodológicas, recomendándose en estos casos variaciones a lo
largo del día en su administración.
Validez:
Muestra una correlación variable con otras escalas (HDRS, SDS,
MADRS...)10,15,20,21.
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Original_
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Validación:
Documentación:
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