Repertórios de participação política e nível de comprometimento pessoal percebido. Abordagem operacional multidimensional.
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https://doi.org/10.30849/ripijp.v59(2025).e1919Palavras-chave:
Participación Política Digital, Participación Política, Usos Políticos de Internet, confiabilidad, validezResumo
A partir da generalização do uso das redes sociais e da entrada na vida política das gerações nativas digitais, a participação política online também ganhou relevância. O acesso à internet não apenas amplia o acesso a informações politicamente relevantes, mas também amplia o repertório de ações políticas possíveis. Nesse quadro, é valioso desenvolver ferramentas que permitam medir a magnitude e os tipos de participação política digital. Portanto, neste artigo fazemos uma proposta para uma escala de Participação Política Digital (PPD) e fornecemos evidências psicométricas sobre sua confiabilidade e validade interna e externa. Mais especificamente, a Escala PPD foi aplicada a uma amostra de 788 pessoas de 18 a 70 anos da Argentina, selecionadas por meio de uma amostra não probabilística autosselecionada. Os resultados das análises de validade de estrutura mostraram uma estrutura multidimensional de 4 fatores, com ajuste satisfatório. Além disso, as análises de consistência interna forneceram evidências sobre a confiabilidade de cada uma das subdimensões (α=.72 a α=.92). Da mesma forma, evidências de validade externa referentes aos critérios foram obtidas por meio da obtenção de resultados consistentes com a literatura anterior sobre a relação entre PPD e Participação Política Offline (PPO).
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