The present study sought to evaluate the internal validity of the Korean Version of the Behavior Assessment System for Children, Second Edition Self-Report of Personality-College Form(KBASC-II, SRP-Col). Basic psychometric properties were examined bas...
The present study sought to evaluate the internal validity of the Korean Version of the Behavior Assessment System for Children, Second Edition Self-Report of Personality-College Form(KBASC-II, SRP-Col). Basic psychometric properties were examined based on Cronbach`s αinternal consistencies, test-retest reliabilities, and confirmatory factor analysis. A structural equation modeling was used to verify the theoretical relationship among the scales of locus of control, self-reliance, interpersonal relationship, anxiety, depression, and alcohol abuse. Results indicated that the KBASC-II, SRP-Col appeared to have adequate psychometric properties. The results also support the utility of the KBASC-II, SRP-Col as both a global mental health screening measure and a research instrument. Most importantly, the results support that the KBASC-II, SRP-COl can provide useful assessment information enabling more individualized interventions needed in the current college counseling context.