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Table 7 Comparison of sexual harassment instruments in different studies

From: Development and validation of the nurses sexual harassment scale in Iran

Instrument

Author(s)

Year

Sample size

Cronbach’s alpha reliability

Cronbach’s alpha range

Test-retest reliability

Number of items

Number of factors

Likert spectrum

Type of factor analysis

1.

SEQ

Fitzgerald et al.

1988

1,700 American students

0.92

0.62–0.86

0.86

28

5

3

Confirmatory

2.

SEQ-W

Fitzgerald et al.

1995

448 American West Coast Public Service Company workers

Not reported

0.42–0.85

-

17

3

5

Confirmatory

3.

SEQ-DoD

Fitzgerald et al.

1999

22,399 women working in the US military

5,855 men serving in the US Army

Women

0.94

Men

0.94

Women

0.83–0.94

Men

0.78–0.96

-

23

4

5

Confirmatory

4.

SEQ-DoD-S

Stark et al.

2002

22,035 women working in the US military

5,904 men serving in the US Army

Women

0.92

Men

0.91

Women

0.83–0.92

Men

0.78–0.94

-

16

4

5

Confirmatory

5.

SES

Koss & Oross

1985

448 psychology students of Kent University, Ohio, USA

Women

0.74

Men

0.89

-

0.93

10

1

yes-no

Exploratory

6.

SHI

Murdoch& Mc Goven

1998

448 female soldiers of the state of Minneapolis, USA

0.92

0.86–0.89

-

20

3

yes-no

Confirmatory

7.

SEQ-L

Cortina

2001

476 Latino people in adult schools or educational centers in San Diego, Chicago, USA

0.96

0.88–0.95

-

20

3

5

Confirmatory

8.

NSHS

Zeighami et al.

2021

316 nurses working in hospitals in Kerman, Iran

0.944

0.89–0.94

0.92

15

2

5

Exploratory