Self-Regulated Strategies for School Writing Tasks (SRSSWT)
General Information on the Measure | |
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Purpose of the measure |
The Self-Regulated Strategies for School Writing Tasks (SRSSWT) measures the use of self-regulation strategies in school writing tasks. |
Main constructs measured |
Cognitive competencies (written communication) and intrapersonal competencies (self regulation)
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Applicable grade levels |
Grade 9 |
Publication year for the most recent version | 2015 |
Year originally developed | 2014 |
Related measures | |
Measure Administration | |
Respondent |
Student (self) |
Method of administration |
Paper/Pencil, self-administered |
Number of items |
35 |
Item format |
Multiple choice; five-point Likert-type scale |
Administration time |
15-20 minutes |
Available languages |
English, Portuguese |
Fee for use | Access may be limited or unavailable |
Credentials required for administration |
None |
Scoring | |
Overall score reporting |
No overall score is reported. |
Subscore reporting |
There are three summary scale scores:
There are twelve subscores:
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Scoring procedures |
No information is available in the references reviewed. |
Interpretive information |
No information is available in the references reviewed. |
Evidence of Technical Quality | |
Populations for which technical quality evidence has been collected |
Evidence is based on a sample of 732 ninth grade students from Brazil and Portugal (Malpique & Veiga Simão, 2015). |
Reliability evidence |
Internal consistency was calculated for all scales (Cronbach's alpha=0.81, min=0.8, max=0.92) (Malpique & Veiga Simão, 2015). |
Validity evidence |
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Locating the Measure | |
Obtaining a copy of the measure | Measures can be obtained from Dr. Anabela Abreu Malpique (a.malpique@murdoch.edu.au) at Murdoch University, WA, Australia |
References | |
Malpique, A. A. & Veiga Simão, A. M. , "Assessing Self-Regulated Strategies for School Writing Cross-Cultural Validation of a Triadic Measure," Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment, Vol. 33, No. 2, 2015, pp. 141–153. | |
Notes | |
Measure summary updated October 3, 2018.