August 18, 2025Open Access

Development and Validation of the ICIS (Inclusive Capacity and Inclusion Intent Scale): A Psychometric Scale to Measure Individual Inclusion Intent and Inclusive Capacity

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LBLina María González BallesterosPontificia Universidad Javeriana CRCamila Andrea Castellanos RoncancioPontificia Universidad Javeriana LOLuis Eduardo Mojica OspinaPontificia Universidad Javeriana

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Mixed methods research developed the ICIS scale to measure inclusion intent in vulnerable populations, indicating its potential for social intervention programs.

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The ICIS scale shows strong internal consistency with an overall α of 0.89, indicating its reliability in measuring inclusion intent.
Construct validity was preliminarily evidenced, particularly in two domains, while highlighting the need for improvement in subjective norms.
Using mixed methods, we developed and evaluated the ICIS scale as a reliable measure for individual inclusion capacity in diverse settings.
The scale's introductory nature limits direct comparisons with existing tools, emphasizing the need for further research on its validity across populations.

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Ballesteros et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af33efcf1dd9ea359e94db https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.08.14.25333692

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Mixed methods research developed the ICIS scale to measure inclusion intent in vulnerable populations, indicating its potential for social intervention programs.

Development and Validation of the ICIS (Inclusive Capacity and Inclusion Intent Scale): A Psychometric Scale to Measure Individual Inclusion Intent and Inclusive Capacity

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Development and Validation of the ICIS (Inclusive Capacity and Inclusion Intent Scale): A Psychometric Scale to Measure Individual Inclusion Intent and Inclusive Capacity

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