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ANO XVIII – NÚMERO 21 – 2016

TRANSLATION, TRANSCULTURAL ADAPTATION AND VALIDITY EVIDENCES OF THE IMPROVISATIONAL ASSESSMENT PROFILES SCALE (IAPs) FOR USE IN BRAZIL: SECTION 2

  • Gustavo Schulz Gattino
  • Karina Daniela Ferrari
  • Graciane Azevedo
  • Felipe de Souza
  • Flavia Christine Dal Pizzol
  • Daniel da Conceição Santana
DOI
https://doi.org/10.51914/brjmt.21.2016.66
Submitted
March 29, 2021
Published
30-12-2016

Abstract

This article is intended to present the second part of the research which created the Improvisation Assessment Profiles (IAPs) version in Brazil according to a formal translation process and the analysis of the instrument in relation to its cross-cultural adaptation. The scale was also evaluated by a panel of experts who found validity evidences as regards the content in the range of clarity and relevance. In conclusion, the scale showed high standards of clarity and relevance and is enabled for application within the Brazilian territory.

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