Análisis de escalas acumulativas: modelo probabilístico de Mokken para items dicotómicos

  1. Rivas Moya, María Teresa
  2. Martínez Arias, María del Rosario
Journal:
Psicothema

ISSN: 0214-9915

Year of publication: 1991

Volume: 3

Issue: 1

Pages: 199-218

Type: Article

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Abstract

En este artículo se describe un modelo de teoría de respuesta al ítem no paramétrico -el modelo de Mokken-, elaboración probabilística de la escala determinista de Guttman. Se presentan los procedimientos para evaluar la escalabilidad y la fiabilidad dentro de este modelo. Para ejemplificar los cálculos y la utilidad del modelo para las escalas acumulativas de actitudes, se aplica el método a la construcción de una subescala de Reacciones Infantiles en la Adopción. Por último, se realiza un análisis crítico de las principales ventajas e inconvenientes del método.

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