英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to develop a short version of the Chinese Health-Promoting Lifestyle Profile (HPLP-S) and to examine the validity and reliability of HPLP-S. The subjects were the students in an institute of technology in Taiwan. The normative sample (n=408) completed the whole self-reported questionnaires, and another cross-validation sample (n=559) completed HPLP measure only. The measurement models were tested using LISREL structural equation modeling. The findings are as follows: (1) Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) confirmed six factors for HPLP. (2) On the basis of statistical data, 24 items were selected from the original scale. The final HPLP-S consisted of six subscales, with four items per subscale. CFA revealed that the measurement model of HPLP-S was good fit for the data. (3) The internal consistent reliability coefficients were .90 for HPLP-S total scale and ranged from .63 to .79 for the subscales. (4) The relationships between the subscales of HPLP, HPLP-S and other construct validity-related measures were examined. All correlation coefficients were significant. (5) CFA revealed that the measurement model (excepting parameters associated with error terms) of HPLP-S is invariant across the normative sample and the cross-validation sample. It was concluded that HPLP-S has demonstrated initial reliability and validity. Further using and testing of HPLP-S is discussed. |