Kansas Inventory of Parental Perceptions Spanish

Authors: Fina Ferrer Rosa M Vilaseca Rosa M Bersabé

Publish Date: 2015/10/21

Volume: 27, Issue: 6, Pages: 789-809

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Abstract

Previous research has highlighted the critical role of parents’ perceptions of their family member with intellectual disability ID in family wellbeing and adjustment The Kansas Inventory of Parental Perceptions KIPP Behr et al 1992 was specifically designed to assess parents’ perceptions of their children with disability The KIPP is composed of four scales Positive Contributions Social Comparisons Causal Attributions and Perceived Control The goal of this study was to adapt a shortened form of the KIPP to the Spanish population The study participants comprised 861 families with a family member with ID An exploratory factor analysis was conducted to identify the underlying dimensions of the four scales of the KIPP The results showed the internal consistency of the subscale scores to be good and the correlations with Family Quality of Life measures provided evidence of the concurrent criterion validity of the KIPP scores Theoretical and practical implications of these findings are discussed

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