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The Polish Adaptation of FACES IV-SOR

Andrzej Margasiński
2015 Polish Journal of Applied Psychology  

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My paper describes a Polish adaptation of the family assessment tool called FACES IV. Confirmatory factor analysis showed a good fit of the model to the data with a sample of 499 Polish individuals from 150 families. The reliability measures of the two Balanced scales are similar to those of the American scales. However, the four Unbalanced scales have lower reliability. Reliability measures of Family Satisfaction and Family Communication are even higher than the American ones. A cluster
more » ... s clearly depicted the extreme profiles of the Balanced and Unbalanced scales, with the remaining four profiles also present. Norms were developed for the various scales. Psychometric verification of this instrument showed that FACES IV-SOR is useful for research and clinical work with Polish families.
doi:10.1515/pjap-2015-0025 fatcat:otma3cqdg5hjnfx7kvnfnh33yu
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Andrzej Margasiński. "The Polish Adaptation of FACES IV-SOR." Polish Journal of Applied Psychology 13.1 (2015) 43-66