Estudos psicométricos : versão portuguesa da “Sexual Consent Scale” – Revised (SCS – R)
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2024
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Dissertação defendida em provas públicas na Universidade Lusófona, Centro Universitário de Lisboa no dia 09 de julho de 2024, perante o júri nomeado pelo Despacho de Nomeação nº 574 de 2024. - A violência sexual continua a preocupar as sociedades desenvolvidas e vem sendo alvo de debate e de estudo. A literatura mostra que a ausência de consentimento sexual se relaciona frequentemente com experiências sexuais percebidas como forçadas ou mesmo violentas. Apesar de ser um tema importante na atualidade, existem poucas medidas traduzidas e adaptadas capazes de avaliar este constructo e o seu impacto. O presente trabalho teve, assim, como objetivo realizar estudos psicométricos preliminares da adaptação da versão portuguesa da Sexual Consent Scale - Revised (SCS-R) (Humphreys & Brousseau, 2010), que mede as crenças, atitudes e comportamentos dos indivíduos em relação ao consentimento sexual e como este deve ser negociado entre parceiros sexuais. Os instrumentos usados foram a SCS R, a Escala de Crenças sobre Violência Sexual (ECVS) (Martins et al., 2012) e a Sexual Experiences Survey - Short Form Victimization (SES-SFV) (Koss et al., 2007). Participaram no estudo 420 adultos portugueses (18-74 anos de idade), com uma média de idades de 39,82 anos, que preencheram o protocolo online constituído pelos instrumentos SCS-R, ECVS e SES-SFV. Os resultados mostraram que a SCS-R possui boas qualidades psicométricas aos níveis da validade de constructo, validade convergente, sensibilidade e fidelidade, permitindo a sua utilização, tanto na prática clínica quanto na investigação científica.
Sexual violence continues to concern developed societies and has been the subject of debate and study. The literature demonstrates that the absence of sexual consent is often related to sexual experiences perceived as forced or even violent. Despite being an important topic nowadays, there are few translated and adapted measures capable of evaluating this construct and its impact. This study aimed to conduct preliminary psychometric study of the adaptation of the Portuguese version of the Sexual Consent Scale – Revised (SCS-R) (Humphreys & Brousseau, 2010), which measures the beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors of individuals in relation to sexual consent and how it should be negotiated between sexual partners. The instruments used were the SCS-R, the Sexual Violence Belief Scale (ECVS) (Martins et al., 2012) and the Sexual Experiences Survey – Short Form Victimization (SES-SFV) (Koss et al., 2007). Participants were 420 Portuguese adults (18-74 years old) with an average age of 39,82years, who completed the online protocol consisting of the instruments SCS-R, ECVS e SES-SFV. Results showed that the SCS-R has good psychometric qualities, such as construct validity, convergent validity, sensitivity, and fidelity, allowing its use both in clinical practice and research.
Sexual violence continues to concern developed societies and has been the subject of debate and study. The literature demonstrates that the absence of sexual consent is often related to sexual experiences perceived as forced or even violent. Despite being an important topic nowadays, there are few translated and adapted measures capable of evaluating this construct and its impact. This study aimed to conduct preliminary psychometric study of the adaptation of the Portuguese version of the Sexual Consent Scale – Revised (SCS-R) (Humphreys & Brousseau, 2010), which measures the beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors of individuals in relation to sexual consent and how it should be negotiated between sexual partners. The instruments used were the SCS-R, the Sexual Violence Belief Scale (ECVS) (Martins et al., 2012) and the Sexual Experiences Survey – Short Form Victimization (SES-SFV) (Koss et al., 2007). Participants were 420 Portuguese adults (18-74 years old) with an average age of 39,82years, who completed the online protocol consisting of the instruments SCS-R, ECVS e SES-SFV. Results showed that the SCS-R has good psychometric qualities, such as construct validity, convergent validity, sensitivity, and fidelity, allowing its use both in clinical practice and research.
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SEXOLOGY, SEXUAL VIOLENCE, SEXUAL CONSENT, PSYCHOMETRICS, PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS, SCS-R (SEXUAL...), MESTRADO EM TRANSDISCIPLINAR DE SEXOLOGIA, SEXOLOGIA, VIOLÊNCIA SEXUAL, CONSENTIMENTO SEXUAL, PSICOMETRIA, TESTES PSICOLÓGICOS, SCS-R (SEXUAL...), Mestrado Transdisciplinar de Sexologia