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Strong Souls: development and validation of a culturally appropriate tool for assessment of social and emotional well-being in Indigenous youth.

机译：强大的灵魂：开发和验证一种文化上适当的工具，以评估土著青年的社会和情感福祉。

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OBJECTIVE: The aim of the present study was to develop and validate an appropriate tool to assess the social and emotional well-being (SEWB) of Indigenous adolescents participating in the longitudinal Aboriginal Birth Cohort (ABC) Study. METHOD: A range of tools was assessed as to the suitability of each for use in the ABC Study. Two existing tools and a newly developed one called 'Strong Souls' were piloted in a representative group (n = 67). Strong Souls was selected as the most appropriate for use in the ABC Study, and was completed by 361 participants. Exploratory factor analysis was used to explore construct validity. Cronbach alpha was used to assess the reliability of the latent constructs and the tool overall. RESULTS: Factor analysis produced a 25-item, four-factor model accounting for 34.5% of the variance. This model demonstrated sound construct validity and reliability. Factor structure was consistent with the epidemiological literature, identifying constructs of anxiety, resilience, depression and suicide risk. While these align with observations in mainstream populations, different relationships between distinct factors, and differences in symptomatology were found in this population. For example, two key findings were: feelings of sadness and low mood were linked with anxiety and not depression; and the expression of anger was verified as a unique symptom of depression for Indigenous people. CONCLUSIONS: Strong Souls demonstrated validity, reliability and cultural appropriateness as a tool for screening for SEWB among Indigenous young people in the Northern Territory.
机译：目的：本研究的目的是开发和验证一种适当的工具，以评估参与纵向原住民出生队列（ABC）研究的土著青少年的社交和情绪健康（SEWB）。方法：评估了各种工具在ABC研究中的适用性。在一个代表小组（n = 67）中试用了两个现有工具和一个新开发的名为“ Strong Souls”的工具。 “坚强的灵魂”被选为最适合用于ABC研究，并由361名参与者完成。探索性因素分析被用来探索构建的有效性。 Cronbach alpha用于评估潜在构造和工具整体的可靠性。结果：因子分析产生了25个项目的四因子模型，占方差的34.5％。该模型证明了合理的构造有效性和可靠性。因子结构与流行病学文献一致，确定了焦虑，适应力，抑郁和自杀风险的结构。尽管这些与主流人群的观察结果一致，但在该人群中发现了不同因素之间的不同关系以及症状学上的差异。例如，两个主要发现是：悲伤和情绪低落与焦虑而不是抑郁相关;愤怒的表达被证实是土著人抑郁的一种独特症状。结论：强壮的灵魂证明其作为北部地区土著年轻人中SEWB筛查工具的有效性，可靠性和文化适宜性。

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