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Assessing Cultural Adaptation: Psychometric Properties of the Cultural Adaptation Pain Scale

Daya Singh Sandhu · Pedro R. Portes · Sidney A. McPhee

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Abstract

This article explores the psychometric properties of a newly developed Cultural Adaptation Pain Scale. This scale is designed to assess the degree of subjective pain, social distance, and discouragement that may be related to cultural adaptation. Factor analyses revealed 4 factors in the scale that had an overall Cronbach's alpha of .85. Implications for multicultural counseling are discussed.

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