Characteristic |
Value |
Count )%)/ mean ( SD ) |
Education |
Elementary |
9 ( 8.7 ) |
High school |
42 ( 40.4 ) |
|
Middle |
28 ( 26.9 ) |
|
None |
1 ( 1 ) |
|
University |
24 ( 23.1 ) |
|
Number of children |
0 |
58 ( 55.8 ) |
1 |
31 ( 29.8 ) |
|
2 |
10 ( 9.6 ) |
|
3 |
5 ( 4.8 ) |
|
Family status |
Extended family |
52 ( 50 ) |
Independent family |
44 ( 42.3 ) |
|
Other situations |
8 ( 7.7 ) |
|
Work status |
Employed |
29 ( 27.9 ) |
Unemployed |
69 ( 66.3 ) |
|
Occasional work |
6 ( 5.8 ) |
|
Relationship status |
Single |
33 ( 31.7 ) |
Stable relationship |
71 ( 68.3 ) |
Out of the 12 items tested , eight items reflected two separate dimensions : | |||||
timing and taking adherence with 3 and 5 items , respectively ( see table | |||||
2 ). Both scales had good psychometric properties : the first scale had a | |||||
homogeneity value H ( se )=. 74 (. 07 ) as shown in table 2 and the value for the | |||||
second subscale was of . 62 (. 08 ) - table 3 . | |||||
Item H |
se |
Item H |
se |
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ProMas . 1 |
0.755 |
( 0.087 ) |
ProMas . 3 |
0.615 |
( 0.091 ) |
ProMas . 6 |
0.711 |
( 0.090 ) |
ProMas . 9 |
0.567 |
( 0.113 ) |
ProMas . 7 |
0.776 |
( 0.090 ) |
ProMas . 10 |
0.659 |
( 0.074 ) |
ProMas . 8 |
0.773 |
( 0.087 ) |
Subscale 2 has a homogeneity value H ( se ) = 0.616 , ( 0.084 ) |
||
ProMas . 11 |
0.715 |
( 0.086 ) |
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Subscale 1 has a homogeneity value H ( se ) = 0.741 , ( 0.071 ) |
Psychiatric medication |
3 ( 2.9 ) |
Tuberculosis medication |
2 ( 1.9 ) |
Other medication |
10 ( 6.9 ) |
Scale |
Calpha |
G6 |
Beta |
Omega |
Taking adherence |
0.863 |
0.857 |
0.766 |
0.871 |
Timing adherence |
0.728 |
0.667 |
0.609 |
0.753 |