CFA is a powerful tool in understanding kids’ behaviors and needs. Here’s how it works:
- Testing Hypotheses: Researchers test if data fits their theoretical model.
- Validating Constructs: It confirms the accuracy of observed variables.
- Improving Interventions: Helps in designing targeted interventions based on accurate data.
Step |
Description |
Data Collection |
Gathering information from surveys or assessments. |
Model Creation |
Developing a theoretical model of expected relationships. |
CFA Application |
Using statistical tools to test the model. |
Results Interpretation |
Analyzing if the data supports the model. |
Using CFA helps create effective strategies tailored to each kid’s needs, making support plans more accurate and beneficial.