Psychometric properties of the Psychological Well-Being Scale in pre-professional practitioners of a private university - Trujillo

Abstract

The psychometric properties of the Scale of Psychological Well-Being (EBP) were determined. The design was technological-psychcometric. In a census-type sample (n = 200) of pre-professional at a private university college of Trujillo practitioners. The results reveal items agreed upon by judges to the linguistic, construct validity corrected item-test correlations with very good levels of discrimination (.227 and .675), confirmatory factor analysis establishes good consistency with the overall structure, showing kindness very good fit (.912). Internal consistency is high (.943); a respectable on scales very good reliability (full scale) and the percentile scales were also developed, with levels and cutoffs.