Escala de atitudes frente ao dinheiro (MAS): Teste de modelos e poder preditivo

The social importance attached to money and its role as an important motivator of behavior justifies the study of its psychosocial aspects. But there is a lack of studies concerning attitudinal or psychological aspects of money in Brazil. In order to encourage research in this context, the validity...

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Main Authors: Carlos Eduardo Pimentel, Taciano L. Milfont, Valdiney V. Gouveia, Luis Augusto Carvalho Mendes, Kátia Correa Vione
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Florida 2012-01-01
Series:Interamerican Journal of Psychology
Online Access:http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=28425280002
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spelling doaj-cb205e2965524db9827c7ca6a20d94392020-11-25T02:06:40ZengUniversity of FloridaInteramerican Journal of Psychology0034-96902012-01-01462209218Escala de atitudes frente ao dinheiro (MAS): Teste de modelos e poder preditivoCarlos Eduardo PimentelTaciano L. MilfontValdiney V. GouveiaLuis Augusto Carvalho MendesKátia Correa VioneThe social importance attached to money and its role as an important motivator of behavior justifies the study of its psychosocial aspects. But there is a lack of studies concerning attitudinal or psychological aspects of money in Brazil. In order to encourage research in this context, the validity of the Money Attitudes Scale (MAS) was tested using confirmatory factor approaches. Results supported a brief 16-items version of the scale and replicated the factor analytic pattern with satisfactory internal consistency for the factors of power, retention, distrust, and anxiety. Age differences were observed regarding money attitudes of power, and the predictive role of the MAS to account for consumer behavior was also confirmed. This version of the MAS shows evidences of factorial validity and reliability, justifying its use in future research.http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=28425280002
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Taciano L. Milfont
Valdiney V. Gouveia
Luis Augusto Carvalho Mendes
Kátia Correa Vione
Escala de atitudes frente ao dinheiro (MAS): Teste de modelos e poder preditivo
Interamerican Journal of Psychology
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Taciano L. Milfont
Valdiney V. Gouveia
Luis Augusto Carvalho Mendes
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title Escala de atitudes frente ao dinheiro (MAS): Teste de modelos e poder preditivo
title_short Escala de atitudes frente ao dinheiro (MAS): Teste de modelos e poder preditivo
title_full Escala de atitudes frente ao dinheiro (MAS): Teste de modelos e poder preditivo
title_fullStr Escala de atitudes frente ao dinheiro (MAS): Teste de modelos e poder preditivo
title_full_unstemmed Escala de atitudes frente ao dinheiro (MAS): Teste de modelos e poder preditivo
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publisher University of Florida
series Interamerican Journal of Psychology
issn 0034-9690
publishDate 2012-01-01
description The social importance attached to money and its role as an important motivator of behavior justifies the study of its psychosocial aspects. But there is a lack of studies concerning attitudinal or psychological aspects of money in Brazil. In order to encourage research in this context, the validity of the Money Attitudes Scale (MAS) was tested using confirmatory factor approaches. Results supported a brief 16-items version of the scale and replicated the factor analytic pattern with satisfactory internal consistency for the factors of power, retention, distrust, and anxiety. Age differences were observed regarding money attitudes of power, and the predictive role of the MAS to account for consumer behavior was also confirmed. This version of the MAS shows evidences of factorial validity and reliability, justifying its use in future research.
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