Turkish Validity and Reliability of the Public Attitudes and Beliefs about Organ Donation Scale

Kadriye Aldemir; Hümeyra Hançer Tok; Yeşim Dikmen Aydın

doi:10.33808/clinexphealthsci.1822302

June 29, 2026Clinical and Experimental Health Sciences

Turkish Validity and Reliability of the Public Attitudes and Beliefs about Organ Donation Scale

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This study aimed to adapt the PABOD Scale into Turkish and evaluate its validity and reliability.
Adapted the PABOD Scale into Turkish and tested with 318 adults via online virtual snowball sampling.
Conducted between November and December 2024 across seven geographical regions of Turkey.
Assessed construct validity with Confirmatory Factor Analysis and reliability using Cronbach’s alpha and split-half methods.
Achieved excellent sample adequacy (KMO = 0.902).
Significant factor structure confirmed through Confirmatory Factor Analysis.
Reliability measures met acceptable thresholds.

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Methodological study adapts and assesses the PABOD Scale's validity and reliability in adults in Turkey, suggesting effective measurement of attitudes.

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