Evaluation review · 2010
Metric properties of the Neighborhood Inventory for Environmental Typology (NIfETy): an environmental assessment tool for measuring indicators of violence, alcohol, tobacco, and other drug exposures.
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Furr-Holden C D M, Campbell K D M, Milam A J, Smart M J, Ialongo N A, Leaf P J
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: Establish metric properties of the Neighborhood Inventory for Environmental Typology (NIfETy).
METHOD: A total of 919 residential block faces were assessed by paired raters using the NIfETy. Reliability was evaluated via interrater and internal consistency reliability; validity by comparing NIfETy data with youth self-reported violence, alcohol, and other drug exposure and crime statistics.
RESULTS: Validity and reliability metrics were moderate to exemplary for the total scale and subscales. NIfETy data correlated strongly with crime data and youth self-reported exposure.
CONCLUSIONS: The NIfETy is valid and reliable. Future investigations will explore its use in other urban centers and association to other health outcomes.
METHOD: A total of 919 residential block faces were assessed by paired raters using the NIfETy. Reliability was evaluated via interrater and internal consistency reliability; validity by comparing NIfETy data with youth self-reported violence, alcohol, and other drug exposure and crime statistics.
RESULTS: Validity and reliability metrics were moderate to exemplary for the total scale and subscales. NIfETy data correlated strongly with crime data and youth self-reported exposure.
CONCLUSIONS: The NIfETy is valid and reliable. Future investigations will explore its use in other urban centers and association to other health outcomes.