Chinese version of the Physical Resilience Scale (PRS): reliability and validity test based on Rasch analysis

The Physical Resilience Scale has good reliability and is suitable for the assessment of physical resilience tests in older people. However, the overall difficulty of the scale is not suitable for older adults of all ability ranges, and it is possible to add higher and lower difficulty items and adjust the difficulty spacing between items in a later study.

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BMC Public Health
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2024-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-024-19978-6
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3
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Resilience and Mental Health
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Chinese version of the Physical Resilience Scale (PRS): reliability and validity test based on Rasch analysis

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Chinese version of the Physical Resilience Scale (PRS): reliability and validity test based on Rasch analysis

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Abstract

The Physical Resilience Scale has good reliability and is suitable for the assessment of physical resilience tests in older people. However, the overall difficulty of the scale is not suitable for older adults of all ability ranges, and it is possible to add higher and lower difficulty items and adjust the difficulty spacing between items in a later study.

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Jinzhou Medical University (CN)
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