Point subtraction aggression paradigm: validity of a brief schedule of use.
Point subtraction aggression paradigm: validity of a brief schedule of use.
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10.1891/vv-v22i1a006
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发表时间：
2007-01-01
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1.1
通讯作者：
Dimsdale, Joel
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作者：
Golomb, Beatrice A;Cortez-Perez, Myrna;Dimsdale, Joel
点减法攻击范式（PSAP）是一种有效的攻击行为测量方法。通常，多个会话会持续到性能渐近线，这需要大量时间。我们试图检查PSAP第一会话（“PSAP-FS”）的使用是否对组数据具有可接受的结构效度，潜在地扩展PSAP可能有用的设置。100名男性和女性年轻成年受试者完成了PSAP-FS和额外的攻击行为测量，并提供了与风险因素相关的信息。PSAP-FS与已知的攻击性危险因素显著相关。的PSAP-FS，在目前的侵略措施，相关性很好，最近的侵略措施和侵略的生活史不太强烈。PSAP-FS具有令人满意的有效性属性，用于感兴趣的组级数据。
The Point Subtraction Aggression Paradigm (PSAP) is a validated behavioral measure of aggression in response to provocation. Canonically, multiple sessions continue until performance asymptotes, requiring significant time. We sought to examine whether use of the PSAP-first-session ("PSAP-FS") had acceptable construct validity for group data, potentially expanding the settings in which the PSAP may be useful. One hundred male and female young adult subjects completed the PSAP-FS and additional behavioral measures of aggression, and provided information related to risk factors. The PSAP-FS correlated significantly with known risk factors of aggression. The PSAP-FS, which measures aggression in the present, correlated well with measures of recent aggression and less strongly with life history of aggression. The PSAP-FS had satisfactory validity properties for use where group-level data are of interest.