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Abstract(s)
Although exposure to nature has asserted its impact on health and well-being in numerous studies, the way in which it is assessed is still problematic and there are no validated measures for Portuguese-speaking countries. Hence, in this study, we carried out a psychometric analysis of the Nature Exposure Scale (NES), a self-report instrument with four Likert items, from its administration to a convenience sample of 579 adults residing in the Azores (Portugal). Overall, the results of the NES scale show good reliability and adequate divergent and convergent validity. But the understanding of its latent structure must be deepened.
Description
XVI Congresso de Psicologia Ambiental, Faro, Universidade do Algarve, 11 a 14 de Abril de 2022.
Keywords
Assessment Confirmatory Factor Analysis Adults Adaptation Validation
Citation
Arroz, A.M., Picanço, A., Silva, A.R., Amorim, I.R. & Gabriel, R. (2022). Nature exposure scale: Psychometric properties, reliability and validity evidence from Azores (Portugal). In "PSICAMB - XVI Congresso de Psicologia Ambiental: Pessoas e lugares num mundo em mudança - Ambientes Naturais". Faro: Universidade do Algarve. DOI:10.34623/mt6n-ef36.