TY  - JOUR
TI  - Psychometric Properties of the Russian-Language Version of the Early Parental Attitudes Questionnaire (EPAQ) Designed to Assess Intuitive Theories of Parenting
T2  - Educational Studies Moscow
IS  - Educational Studies Moscow
KW  - preschool children
KW  - intuitive theories of parenting
KW  - parent-child-relationship
KW  - rearing
KW  - learning
KW  - cultural differences
AB  - Daria Bukhalenkova, Candidate of Sciences in Psychology, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology of Education and Pedagogics, Faculty of Psychology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Е-mail: d.bukhalenkova@inbox.ru (corresponding author)Aleksandr Veraksa, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Education, Professor, Doctor of Sciences in Psychology, Head of the Department of Psychology of Education and Pedagogics, Faculty of Psychology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Е-mail: veraksa@yandex.ruMargarita Gavrilova, Junior Research Fellow, Department of Psychology of Education and Pedagogics, Faculty of Psychology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Е-mail: gavrilovamrg@gmail.comAddress: Bld. 9, 11 Mokhovaya Str., 125009 Moscow, Russian Federation. Natalya Kartushina, PhD in Psychology, Research Fellow, Department of Psychology, University of Oslo. Address: Forskningsveien 3A (map) 0373 Oslo, Norway. Е-mail: natalia.kartushina@psykologi.uio.noPsychometric properties of the Russian-language version of the Early Parental Attitudes Questionnaire (EPAQ), an instrument for assessing intuitive theories of parenting, were tested on 1,928 parents of children aged 1-7. Assessment of the questionnaire’s reliability (internal consistency) using the Cronbach’s alpha coefficient showed that the scales were not homogeneous. Confirmatory factor analysis revealed that the data obtained in the Russian sample was only partially consistent with the original three-scale model obtained in American parents. The questionnaire’s factor structure, determined using the exploratory factor analysis, was interpreted from the perspective of the adults’ beliefs on parenting and child development that are widespread in Russia. Additional adaptation is needed to improve the reliability of the Russian-language version of the questionnaire and to allow its further use.
AU  - Daria Bukhalenkova
AU  - Aleksander Veraksa
AU  - Margarita Gavrilova
AU  - Natalya Kartushina
UR  - https://archive_vo.hse.ru/en/2021--2/482121953.html
PY  - 2021
SP  - 227-242
VL  -