Measuring internalized cultural capital: A scale for higher education

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Measuring cultural capital is long-standing, but it is complex to measure it in its internalized form due to its symbolic nature. The article aims to validate a questionnaire that validly measure this type of capital. Non-experimental, descriptive-transverse study. With a sample of 283 students from a university in the Maule region (Chile). A questionnaire with a Likert type scale of 16 items was built. Its elaboration constituted an evaluation of expert judgement and factorial analysis. The KMO measure was 0.725, with a test of sphericity p < 0.001. The results give account of five dimensions that represented a variance of 58.14% and an internal consistency of α = 0,696. Is concluded a valid instrument in your factorial structure and reliable to measure interiorized cultural capital.

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Herrera, C. D., Pino Villalón, J. L., & López Espinoza, M. (2020). Measuring internalized cultural capital: A scale for higher education. Revista Pedagogia Universitaria y Didactica Del Derecho, 7(2), 299–323. https://doi.org/10.5354/0719-5885.2020.54825

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