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Cognitive Flexibility Scale

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Description

A 19-item adjective-pair self-report assessment developed by Bilgin to measure individuals' cognitive flexibility.

Components

  • Cognitive Flexibility Scale (Bilgin, 2009a): The Cognitive Flexibility Scale is a 19-item adjective-pair self-report instrument developed by Bilgin (2009a), with scores ranging from 19 to 95 where higher points mean greater flexibility. The article reports that "19 items in CFS explain 51% of the variance", a criterion-validity correlation of .-44 with the Non-Functional Attitude Scale, Cronbach's Alpha of .92, and item-total correlations between .49 and .63. It served as the dependent measure in the study. (Bülent GÜNDÜZ (2013))

Claims

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Key Sources

  • Bülent GÜNDÜZ. (2013). The Contributions of Attachment Styles, Irrational Beliefs and Psychological Symptoms to the Prediction of Cognitive Flexibility. Educational Sciences: Theory & Practice, 13(4), 2079-2085. https://doi.org/10.12738/estp.2013.4.1702
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title Cognitive Flexibility Scale
description A 19-item adjective-pair self-report assessment developed by Bilgin to measure individuals' cognitive flexibility.
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