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This study gathered evidence of factorial validity and internal consistency of the Attitudes in Mental Health Scale. Twostudies were performed. A total of 404 college students, including women (69.6%) with a mean age of 24 years(Standard Deviation = 5.67), participated in Study 1. A total of 396 college students, including females (69.9%) witha mean age of 23 years (Standard Deviation = 5.41), participated in Study 2. In the first study, an exploratory factorialanalysis indicated the existence of two factors (biomedical paradigm, α = 0.71; psychosocial paradigm, α = 0.66) witha total of 15 items. In the second study, a confirmatory factorial analysis indicated that the bifactorial model that wasproposed for the scale was adequate: χ²/ df = 2.41, GFI = 0.93 and RMSEA = 0.06, 90%IC [0.05 - 0.07]. The resultsconcluded that this measure can be adequately applied in studies in the proposed measurement context. Keywords : Attitudes scale; Mental health; Test reliability; Test validity.

Evidence of factorial validity and accuracy of attitudes in mental health scale