Shadi Tamur, Raghad Mousa Alasmari, Matooqa Abdulkareem Alnemari, Manar Abdullah Altowairgi, Atheer Hammad Altowairqi, Nouf Mohammed Alshamrani, Maryam Aljaid, Sultan Al-Malki, Abdullah Khayat, Ahmad Alzahrani, Anwar Shams
Knowledge and Attitudes around First Aid and Basic Life Support of Kindergarten and Elementary School Teachers and Parents in Taif City, Saudi Arabia
Children (Basel, Switzerland)
physicians erroneous assumptions individuals intellectual disability id negatively impact quality care provided population study aimed investigate psychometric properties beliefs adults id baid instrument developed measuring physicians erroneous assumptions adults id two hundred ninetytwo american physicians participated classical test theory rasch measurement theory used refine scale item analysis exploratory factor analysis infit outfit meansquares statistics differential item functioning investigate psychometric properties functioning response scale reliability validity baid provided unidimensional reliable valid precise measure assessing high levels erroneous assumptions showed convergent divergent validity different factors scale measuring attitudes towards id baid items discriminant nonredundant unambiguous invariant across gender previous id training baid response scale found appropriate measuring physicians erroneous assumptions adults id baid brief instrument good psychometric properties assess erroneous assumptions adults id physicians different genders havehave previously received id training therefore might helpful research medical education purposes