15FQ+®
Validity
Validity is related
to the ability of a scale score to reflect what that scale is intended to
measure.
Table 1: Construct Validity: Relationship between original 15FQ and 15FQ+®
| 15FQ | Uncorrected |
Corrected |
| fA |
.32 |
.43 |
| fC |
.54 |
.75 |
| fE |
.65 |
.93 |
| fF |
.76 |
1 |
| fG |
.74 |
.97 |
| fH |
.88 |
1 |
| fI |
.71 |
.98 |
| fL |
.78 |
1 |
| fM |
.63 |
.84 |
| fN |
.55 |
.77 |
| fO |
.74 |
.95 |
| fQ1 |
.86 |
1 |
| fQ2 |
.78 |
1 |
| fQ3 |
.80 |
1 |
| fQ4 |
.29 |
.40 |
| 15FQ+® | 16PF4 |
16PF5 |
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| corrected | corrected | |||
| fA |
.31 |
.37 |
.55 |
.70 |
| ß |
.10 |
- |
.34 |
- |
| fC |
.59 |
1 |
.81 |
1 |
| fE |
.68 |
.99 |
.82 |
1 |
| fF |
.72 |
.98 |
.81 |
1 |
| fG |
.55 |
.89 |
.79 |
.75 |
| fH |
.78 |
.99 |
.88 |
1 |
| fI |
.50 |
.75 |
.47 |
.56 |
| fL |
.29 |
.52 |
.60 |
.79 |
| fM |
.26 |
.65 |
.79 |
1 |
| fN |
.30 |
.70 |
.25 |
.31 |
| fO |
.68 |
.99 |
.83 |
1 |
| fQ1 |
.29 |
.43 |
.60 |
.84 |
| fQ2 |
.51 |
.85 |
.81 |
1 |
| fQ3 |
.30 |
.50 |
57 |
1 |
| fQ4 |
.69 |
.94 |
.69 |
.89 |
| FGood |
.49 |
.72 |
- |
- |
| FBad |
.48 |
.73 |
- |
- |
| student sample n=183 |
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| 15FQ+® worlDwide training courses |
| A number of global organisations offer 15FQ+® training: Australia |
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