Keywords
HUMAN RIGHTS
ESTIMATION
STATISTICAL METHODOLOGY
MEASURING INSTRUMENT DERECHOS HUMANOS
ESTIMACIÓN
METODOLOGÍA ESTADÍSTICA
INSTRUMENTO DE MEDICIÓN
ESTIMATION
STATISTICAL METHODOLOGY
MEASURING INSTRUMENT DERECHOS HUMANOS
ESTIMACIÓN
METODOLOGÍA ESTADÍSTICA
INSTRUMENTO DE MEDICIÓN
How to Cite
Medina Parra, R. I. (2020). CONTENT VALIDITY OF A MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN MEXICO. Revista De Ciencias Sociales, (168), 203–232. https://doi.org/10.15517/rcs.v0i168.43981
Abstract
This article determines the content validity of a human rights measurement instrument in Mexico, from Lawshe (1975) and Tristán (2008) models. Exploratory, descriptive, and non-experimental research is carried out under a panel of experts, who value the content and the relevance of each item. The higher content validity ratio (cvr) is 1.0 and the lower
is 0.143; the content validity index (cvi) is 0.893, so the measuring instrument evaluated is considered acceptable.
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