Spanish Adaptation of the Inventory Brief Child Abuse Potential and the Protective Factors Survey

Child maltreatment is a public health problem with different consequences depending on the form of abuse. Measuring risk and protective factors has been fertile ground for research, without involving instruments sufficient evidence validity. The aim study was to gather validity reliability Inventory Brief Abuse Potential (IBCAP) Protective Factors Survey (PFS) in Mexican population. were translated into Spanish. In non-probabilistic sample 200 participants, 7-factor model IBCAP [comparative fit index (CFI) = 0.984; root mean square error approximation (RMSEA) 0.067] 4-factor PFS (CFI 0.974; RMSEA 0.061) confirmed, showing adequate indices. Reliability estimated convergent, divergent, discriminant collected, controlling effects social desirability. We also report interpretability statistics scores. achieved solid progress development instrumentation that allows determining presence or absence child