Longitudinal invariance of childhood behaviours and temperament: disentangling changes, states, traits, and measurement error
Project
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Hugo Cogo Moreira
Summary
This project is focused on providing longitudinal validity evidence (also known as construct validity or, more recently, validity evidence based on internal consistency) of the main development and behavioral scales used in the MoBa cohort at earlier stages of development. The scales are M-CHAT, ESAT, ASQ, EAS, and CBCL. These scales track autism behaviors, childhood development, temperament, and mental health. Invariance is an important psychometric feature that ensures that changes in the scores across time are due to development changes and not a source of noise or bias towards how the items of the scales are answered across time.
Project number
3373
Start
01.12.2022
End
01.12.2024
Status
Active
Approvals
REKnr: 537401
Project owner/ Project manager
Høgskolen i Østfold