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      Versão portuguesa do questionário de bem-estar espiritual (SWBQ): análise confirmatória da sua estrutura factorial Translated title: Portuguese version of the spiritual well-being questionnaire (SWBQ): confirmatory factor analysis

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          A espiritualidade tem sido recentemente associada à saúde através do conceito de Bem estar espiritual (BEE). Este define-se como um estado dinâmico que se reflecte na qualidade das relações que o indivíduo estabelece consigo próprio, com os outros, com o ambiente e com algo que transcende o domínio humano. Apresentam-se os resultados psicométricos da adaptação portuguesa do Spiritual Well-being Questionnaire -SWBQp (SWBQ; Gomez & Fisher, 2003, 2005a,b). O SWBQp foi aplicado a uma amostra de 439 sujeitos adultos, com idade M=36.47, DP=10.77 (16-71 anos) e de ambos os sexos (F=61.6%; M=38.4%). O questionário inclui 20 itens que avaliam o grau em que o respondente sente estar a desenvolver cada um dos quatro domínios de BEE - pessoal, comunitário, ambiental e transcendental. O SWBQp apresenta globalmente uma estrutura factorial aceitável, congruente com a original e bons níveis de consistência interna. Os resultados são promissores e permitem prosseguir com a utilização deste instrumento para investigação, podendo, no entanto, ser melhorada.

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          The assumption that spirituality is linked to health led to the development of the spiritual well-being (SWB) concept. SWB can be defined as a dynamic state of being reflecting positive feelings, behaviours, and cognitions of relationships with oneself, others, the transcendent and nature. The psychometric properties of a Portuguese version of the Spiritual Well-being Questionnaire -SWBQp (SWBQ; Gomez & Fisher, 2003, 2005a,b) are presented. The SWBQp was administered to 439 adults, between 1671 years old (M=36.47, SD=10.77), 61.6 % were female and 38.4% were male. The SWBQp is a 20 item self-report instrument in which participants are asked to rate in what extent they are developing each one of the items that compose the four SWB domains (personal, communal, environmental and transcendental). The structural model of the measure is satisfactory and similar to the original version. It presents good internal consistency scores. These results suggest that the SWBQp is a valid and reliable measure to use in research studies. Nevertheless, it can be further improved.

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          Spiritual well-being: Conceptualization and measurement

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            Psicologia, Saúde & Doenças
            Psic., Saúde & Doenças
            Sociedade Portuguesa de Psicologia da Saúde (Lisboa )
            1645-0086
            2009
            : 10
            : 2
            : 285-293
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            [1 ] Hospital de Pediatría Profesor Dr. Juan P. Garrahan Argentina
            [2 ] Universidade do Porto Portugal
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            S1645-00862009000200012
            de00ea73-9231-41ec-8670-52f90b9471e9

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            PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED

            Clinical Psychology & Psychiatry
            Spiritual well-being,Spirituality,Scale adaptation,Bem-estar espiritual,Espiritualidade,Adaptação de Questionário

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