Penggunaan Life Orientation Test-Revised (LOT-R) versi Indonesia: Reevaluasi Validasi dengan Rasch Rating Scale Model

Yonathan Natanael, Khansa Alisha Thabina, Wulan Siti Khadijah, Tazkiya Husna Amalia, Eighfan Tri Zaini Burtoh, Alya Zhafirah Saptiani, Nisa Purnamasari, Luke Alaisa Fatihana, Khalisha Razan Supyansuri, Ali Autsath Assajad, Syakirah Khalil Zahra

Abstract


Proses adaptasi instrumen Life Orientation Test-Revised ke dalam bahasa Indonesia telah dilakukan pada tahun 2021. Proses adaptasi tersebut memiliki kekurangan dari sisi diagnostik rating scale-nya yang tidak memenuhi batasan statistik. Oleh sebab itu, tujuan penelitian ini untuk melakukan analisis validasi ulang instrumen LOT-R yang telah di adaptasi dengan karakteristik sampel yang berbeda. Desain penelitian yang digunakan adalah a survey-base study research with self reported response. Sebanyak 342 mahasiswa tingkat strata satu didapatkan dengan teknik sampling convinience. Hasil analisis dengan Rasch Rating Scale Model menemukan LOT-R memiliki kualitas properti psikometri yang baik dengan terpenuhinya dua asumsi wajib, nilai rentang threhold yang sesuai untuk masing-masing pilihan jawaban, seluruh itemnya memenuhi index model fit dengan kriteria yang tepat dan reliabel. Penggunaan LOT-R versi Indonesia secara keseluruhan layak digunakan untuk mengukur optimis pada mahasiswa di Indonesia


Keywords


Proses adaptasi instrumen Life Orientation Test-Revised ke dalam bahasa Indonesia telah dilakukan pada tahun 2021. Proses adaptasi tersebut memiliki kekurangan dari sisi diagnostik rating scale-nya yang tidak memenuhi batasan statistik. Oleh sebab itu, tu

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