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Assessment
name: Emotional Faces of Prayer
Scale
overview: The
Emotional Faces of Prayer consists of seven cartoon faces used to assess
children’s responses to questions about prayer.
Authors: Bamford and Lagattuta
Response
Type: “Yes” or “No”
response to questions about prayer presented to children along with pictures of
faces that illustrate emotions.
Items
The items are
cartoon faces pictured on 4 x 5 inch cards.
Four faces
represent positive emotions: happy, proud, thankful, okay.
Three faces
represent negative emotions: sad, mad, afraid.
Psychometric
properties
See the
results section for data analyses.
Availability: See figure 1 on page 80 of the
article for the 7 faces.
Communication
may be sent to khlaga@ucdavis.edu
References
for the assessment procedure
Bamford, C., & Lagattuta, K. H. (2010). A new look at
children’s understanding of mind and emotion: The case of prayer. Developmental
Psychology, 46(1), 78-92. doi: https://dx.doi.org/10.1037/a0016694
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