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Universitas Psychologica

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MOYANO DIAZ, EMILIO; FLORES MORAGA, EMA  e  SORAMAA, HELI. Reliability and construct validity of munsh test to measure happiness, in elderly MUNSH Chilean population. Univ. Psychol. [online]. 2011, vol.10, n.2, pp.567-580. ISSN 1657-9267.

The goal was to adapt and to conduct the preliminary validation of the Scale of Happiness of the Memorial University of Newfounland (MUNSH). Three hundred elderly (Maule, Chile) of more than 65 years (M = 72,8; DS = 5,71), answered the MUNSH, the Life Satisfaction Scale of Diener (ESV), and the Abbreviated Geriatric Depression Scale of Yesavage (EGADY). The MUNSH reached a Cronbach's alpha consistency of 0.90, and correlated positively with the ESV (r = 0.623) and negatively with the EGADY (r = -0.746), demonstrating appropriate convergent validity. A factor analysis revealed a multifactorial structure for the MUNSH with a single factor explaining 31,7 % of the variance. The data collected with the MUNSH are analyzed in terms of age and sex differences and separate normative scores are provided.

Palavras-chave : Happiness; Subjective Well-Being; Elderly; Depression; Psychometrics; Psychological Tests; Age Groups; Quality of Life; Emotions; Achievement Motivation.

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