Reliability and Validity of the Cornell Scale for Depression in Dementia and Invariance Between Black Versus White Residents in Nursing Homes

Keyphrases

• Invariance 100%
• Nursing Homes 100%
• Depressive Symptoms 66%
• Internal Consistency 66%
• Black Participants 66%
• Differential Item Functioning 66%
• Secondary Data Analysis 33%
• Older Adults 33%
• Racial Groups 33%
• Baseline Data 33%
• Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) 33%
• Rasch Analysis 33%
• Dementia 33%
• Black Men 33%
• Community-based 33%
• Suicide 33%
• Model-based Testing 33%
• Group-based 33%
• Psychological Symptoms 33%
• Depression Score 33%
• Behavioral Symptoms 33%
• Nursing Home Residents with Dementia 33%
• Psychometric Properties 33%
• Black Residents 33%
• Measurement Model 33%
• Reliability-based 33%
• Fit Test 33%
• Item Fit 33%
• Item Model 33%
• Logit 33%
• Psychometric Evidence 33%
• Measurement Study 33%
• Internal Evidence 33%
• Alpha Coefficient 33%
• Evidence Integration 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Nursing Home 100%
• Cornell Scale for Depression in Dementia 100%
• Internal Consistency 66%
• Racial Group 33%
• Structural Equation Modeling 33%
• Measurement Model 33%
• Depressive Disorder 33%
• Rasch Analysis 33%