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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 2.
Published in final edited form as: J Immigr Minor Health. 2012 Apr;14(2):292–299. doi: 10.1007/s10903-011-9474-5

Table 1.

Measures for Familias en Nuestra Escuela pilot study

Variable; *measurement tool Variable type Scoring +Alpha # of items Tool developed by
Sense of ethnic pride/identity; ethnic identity scale Mediator Higher score indicates greater ethnic pride; score range 1–4 0.66 15 Phinney
Perception of self-control; self-efficacy for self-control Mediator Maximum score 52 indicates high sense of self-control; minimum score 13 indicates low sense of self-control 0.71 13 Phillips & Pringer
Level of acculturation; SASH Moderator <2.99 less acculturation, >2.99 more acculturation 0.88 5 Marin et al.
Attitudes about couple violence; acceptance couple violence Outcome variable Low score indicates low level of acceptance of couple violence, score range 1 to 4 0.87 11 Foshee, Fothergill & Stuart
Attitudes about gender; gender attitudes Outcome variable Higher score indicates high level of stereotyping, score range 1 to 4 0.74 12 Galambos, Peterson, & Richards
Incidence of physical fighting; physical fighting behavior Outcome variable Number of physical fights over the past 12 months 0.70 5 DASH, CDC
Incidence of dating violence; victimization in dating Outcome variable Number of times experienced dating violence 0.91 18 Foshee, Linder, Bauman et al.
*

All measurement tools, except the SASH (Marin et al. [17]), are from the CDC's Measuring Violence-Related Attitudes, Behaviors and Influences among youth: a Compendium of Assessment Tools (Dahlberg et al. [30])

+ Alphas are from our Familias En Nuestra Escuela pilot study