The 9-SRA scale: A simplified 9-items version of the SRA scale to assess altruism

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In a classic study, Rushton and colleagues presented a 20-item scale to assess the altruistic behavior of people: the Self-Report Altruism (SRA) scale. This article focuses on the development of a simplified 9-item scale—the 9-SRA scale—describing the entire refinement and validation procedure using exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis. The 9-SRA shows adequate reliability and validity and represents a more parsimonious instrument to assess altruism and for use in empirical studies focused on human and prosocial behavior. The article discusses the advantages and potential applications of the new scale.

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Manzur, E., & Olavarrieta, S. (2021). The 9-SRA scale: A simplified 9-items version of the SRA scale to assess altruism. Sustainability (Switzerland), 13(13). https://doi.org/10.3390/su13136999

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