「異文化感受性発達尺度(The Intercultural Development Inventory)」の日本人に対する適用性の検討 : 日本語版作成を視野に入れて

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This study attempts to test the degree to which the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) is applicable as a test of measuring intercultural sensitivity when the Japanese respond to a Japanese-translated IDI. IDI is developed by Hammer and Bennett in 1998 based on the developmental model of intercultural sensitivity invented by Bennett in 1986.IDI is a measurement to assess the extent of an individual's development in terms of intercultural sensitivity. Data were collected during 2000 from two sample groups who participated in this study : Aomori (n=90) and Tokyo (n=81). A principal component factor analysis with varimax rotation was used to analyze the data. The result of analysis showed that three scales in the Japanese-translated IDI were found to be adaptable for the Japanese subjects while the rest of thirteen scales were not supported. This suggests that those thirteen scales of the original version of IDI are not necessarily applicable for the Japanese.
青森公立大学の論文
2002-03-29