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Validación psicométrica del inventario sistemas de creencias en el Ecuador
Author(s) -
Luis Alberto Bernal Sarmiento
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
repositorio de patentes de la universidad de almería (universidad de almería)
Language(s) - Spanish
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1989-709X
DOI - 10.25115/psye.v10i1.2741
Subject(s) - cronbach's alpha , persona , psychology , population , humanities , homo sapiens , social psychology , sociology , clinical psychology , art , psychometrics , demography , anthropology
espanolLos sistemas de creencias son conjuntos de mapas cognitivos que representan la realidad y se encargan de guiar a las personas en el funcionamiento social. Las primeras creencias construidas por el homo sapiens fueron las de tipo religioso, a traves de estas explicaron sus origenes. El objetivo de esta investigacion fue analizar psicometricamente el Inventario Sistemas de Creencias Revision 15 aplicado en una poblacion de personas con enfermedades cronicas no trasmisibles en la ciudad de Cuenca-Ecuador. El estudio conto con 153 personas, el 61.4% tenia cancer, el 28.8% diabetes mellitus no insulinodependiente, el 7.2% otras enfermedades y el 2.61% hipertension arterial primaria. El alfa de Cronbach fue de .897, la prueba Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin mostro un coeficiente de .900 y la prueba de Bartlett resulto significativa p = EnglishThe belief systems are sets of cognitive maps that represent reality and are responsible for guiding people in social functioning. The first beliefs built by homo sapiens were those of a religious type, through which they explained their origins. The objective of this research was to psychometrically analyze the Inventory of Belief Systems Review 15 applied in a population of people with chronic non- communicable diseases in the city of Cuenca-Ecuador. This inventory measures religious and spiritual beliefs and practices, and the social support derived from a community sharing those beliefs. The study included 153 people: 61.44% had cancer, 28.8% non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, 7.2% other diseases and, 2.6% primary arterial hypertension. Cronbach’s alpha was .897, the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin test showed a coefficient of .900 and the Bartlett test was significant p =

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