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Validity and Reliability of Three Rating Scales to Assess Practitioners' Skills to Conduct Collaborative, Strength-Based, Systemic Work in Family-Based Services
2012
The American journal of family therapy
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This study analyzed the reliability and validity of three rating scales designed to assess practitioners' skills in conducting systemic, collaborative, and strength-based assessments and interventions with multi-challenged families in family-based community services. The three scales, which assess reception and assessment skills, basic skills, and skills to support change, revealed good psychometric properties considering their construct validity, internal consistency, and inter-rater
doi:10.1080/01926187.2011.627316
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