reviewAmerican Journal of Community PsychologyMay 11, 2004Closed access

Conceptualizing and Measuring Historical Trauma Among American Indian People

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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Abstract

This article reports on the development of two measures relating to historical trauma among American Indian people: The Historical Loss Scale and The Historical Loss Associated Symptoms Scale. Measurement characteristics including frequencies, internal reliability, and confirmatory factor analyses were calculated based on 143 American Indian adult parents of children aged 10 through 12 years who are part of an ongoing longitudinal study of American Indian families in the upper Midwest. Results indicate both scales have high internal reliability. Frequencies indicate that the current generation of American Indian adults have frequent thoughts pertaining to historical losses and that they associate these losses…

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Keywords
  • Health psychology
  • Psychology
  • Anger
  • Scale (ratio)
  • Anxiety
  • Clinical psychology
  • Confirmatory factor analysis
  • Reliability (semiconductor)
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