Revised Scale for Caregiving Self-Efficacy
Steffen et al.‚ 2002
مقیاس خودکارآمدی مراقبت
“If you were asked to lift objects of different weights right now‚ how confident are you that you can lift each of the weights described?”
Administrator: read the words “How confident are you that you can . . .” before each item
PHYSICAL STRENGTH
1. Lift a 10-pound object
2. Lift a 20-pound object
3. Lift a 50-pound object
4. Lift a 100-pound object
“How confident are you that you can do the following activities?” (If necessary say‚ “If this is absolutely not applicable to your situation‚ let me know.” Then put N/A). Read “How confident are you that you . . .” in every item; place this phrase just before the word “can” in the item. (Display Card #1)
Self- Efficacy for Obtaining Respite
1. . . . Can ask a friend/family member to stay with ____ when you need to see the doctor yourself?
2. . . . Can ask a friend/family member to stay with ____ for a day when you have errands to be done?
3. . . .Can ask a friend or family member to do errands for you?
4. . . .Can ask a friend/family member to stay with ____ for the day when you feel the need for a break?
5. . . .Can ask a friend/family member to stay with ____ for a week when you need the time for yourself?
Self-Efficacy for Responding to Disruptive Patient Behaviors
6. When ____ forgets your daily routine and asks when lunch is right after you eaten . . . can you answer him/her without raising your voice? (clarify that “answer” can be direct or a distraction.)
7. When you get angry because ____ repeats the same question over and over . . . can you say things to yourself that calm you down?
8. When ____ complains to you about how you are treating him/her . . . can you respond without arguing back?
9. When ____ asks you 4 times in the first one hour after lunch when lunch is . . . can you answer him/her without raising your voice?
10.When ____ interrupts you for the fourth time while you are making dinner . . . can you respond without raising your voice?
(Administrator: When caregivers state that they have absolutely never had the thoughts in one of the items‚ put “N/A” (not applicable) on the line for rating confidence. Begin each item with the phase‚ “How confident are you that you can control . . .” Display Card # 1.)
Self- Efficacy for Controlling Upsetting Thoughts about Caregiving
11.. . .Thinking about unpleasant aspects about taking care of ___?
12.. . .Thinking how unfair it is that you have to put up with this situation (taking care of ) ____?
13.. . .Thinking about what a good life you had before____ ’s illness and how much you’ve lost?
14.. . .Thinking about what you are missing or giving up because of ____?
15.. . .Worrying about future problems that might come up with ____?
شرح سایت روان سنجی: این مقیاس کوشش دارد به ارزیابی سطح اعتماد به نفس فرد را برای انجام کارها بپردازد.
Self-efficacy for obtaining respite‚ responding to disruptive patient behaviors‚ and controlling upsetting thoughts about caregiving
اعتبار: هماهنگی درونی، آلفا کرونباخ 0.82 و بازآزمایی پس از دو هفته 0.70
نمره گذاری:
Rate your degree of confidence from 0 to 100 using the scale given below:
0= Cannot do at all to 100 = Certain can do
چگونگی دستیابی
منبع برای آگاهی بیشتر
Steffen‚ A. M.‚ McKibbin‚ C.‚ Zeiss‚ A. M.‚ Gallagher-Thompson‚ D.‚ & Bandura‚ A. (2002). The revised scale for care giving self-efficacy: reliability and validity studies. Journal of Gerontology: Psychological Sciences‚ 57(1)‚ 74–86.
Gilliam‚ C.M.‚ & Steffen‚ A. M. (20024). The relationship between caregiving self-efficacy and depressive symptoms in dementia family caregivers. Aging & Mental Health‚ 10(2)‚ 79–86.
Steffen et al.‚ (2002). The Revised Scale for Care Giving Self-Efficacy. In: Simmons C. A.‚ Lehmann P. (eds). Tools for strengths-based assessment and evaluation‚ New York‚ NY: Springer‚ pp. 316-319. (2013). Google Scholar