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Referencias bibliográficas: • Acevedo, B. P., Santander, T., Marhenke, R., Aron, A., & Aron, E. (2021). Sensory processing sensitivity predicts individual differences in resting-state functional connectivity associated with depth of processing. Neuropsychobiology, 80 (2), 185-200. • Acevedo, B. (2021, 8 de mayo). Bianca Acevedo. Neuropsicóloga experta en alta sensibilidad. Third Factor, 1. https://bit.ly/42qNspd • Acevedo, B.P., Jagiellowicz, J., Aron, E., Marhenke, R., Aron, A. (2017). Sensory processing sensitivity and childhood quality’s effects on neural responses to emotional stimuli. Clinical Neuropsychiatry, 14 (6), 359-373. • Aron, Elaine N (1999). Manual de trabajo para la persona altamente sensible. Una guía práctica para personas altamente sensibles y grupos de discusión de PAS. Ediciones Obelisco. • Aron, E.N. y Aron, A. (1997). Sensory-processing sensitivity and its relation to introversion and emotionality. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 73(2), 345–368. bit.ly/3NnUnev • Aron, E.N. (1996). El don de la sensibilidad. Ediciones Obelisco. • Bridges, D. and Schendan, H. E. (2018). The sensitive, open creator. Personality and Individual Differences, 142, 179-185. • Chacón, A., Pérez Chacón, M., Borda-Mas, M., Avargues-Navarro, M.L., y López-Jiménez, A.M. (2021). Cross-cultural adaptation and validation of High Sensitive Person Scale to the adults in Spain population. Psychology Research and Behavior Management, 14, 1041-1052. • Chacón, M. (2021, 11 de noviembre). Manuela Pérez Chacón. Third Factor, 7. https://bit.ly/3AWK9ud • Costa-López, B., Ruiz Robledillo, N., Albaladejo-Blázquez, N., Baryla-Matejczuk, M. y Ferrer-Cascales, R. (2022). Propiedades psicométricas de la versión española de Highly Sensitive Child Scale: The Parent Version. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 19 (5), 3101. https://bit.ly/3Hn1AaG • Dabrowski, K. (1964). Positive Desintegration. Maurice Basset. • De Aysa Cardenal, T. (2022). Teresa de, El presente estudio pretende probar las propiedades psicométricas de la adaptación transcultural realizada por Chacón et al.(2020) de la escala HSP de Aron (1996). Para ello, se procedió en primer lugar a comprobar la fiabilidad y validez de constructo del instrumento a través de un análisis factorial confirmatorio para datos categóricos (CFA). En concreto, se usó un procedimiento de ajuste a los datos ordinales utilizando la matriz de correlación policórica combinada con el estimador DWLS (Diagonally Weighted Least Squares). Para la consistencia interna se calcularon el coeficiente alfa ordinal y el coeficiente Omega de McDonald's cuyos resultados confirmaron las puntuaciones obtenidas por Chacón et al.(2020).Las personas que participaron en el estudio fueron estudiantes de la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos y lo hicieron de manera anónima y voluntaria. Finalmente se quiso cotejar si existían diferencias en cuanto al sexo respecto a la sensibilidad y obtuvimos la existencia de diferencias estadísticamente significativas en todas las dimensiones (sensibilidad a la sobreestimulación (SOS), sensibilidad estética (AES), umbral sensorial bajo (LST), discriminación psicofisiológica fina (FPD) y (HA) evitación al daño). Concluimos, por tanto, que la escala HSP validada para población española es eficaz, pero se recomienda replicar estudios con muestras más amplias y comprobar si en España contamos con diferencias significativas en la sensibilidad ligada al sexo., The present study aims to test the psychometric properties of the cross-cultural adaptation by Chacón et al. (2021) of Aron's (1996) HSP scale. To this end, we first tested the reliability and construct validity of the instrument by means of a confirmatory factor analysis for categorical data (CFA). Specifically, a procedure of adjustment to ordinal data using the polychoric correlation matrix combined with the DWLS (Diagonally Weighted Least Squares) estimator was used. For internal consistency, the ordinal alpha coefficient and the McDonald's Omega coefficient were calculated, the results of which confirmed the scores obtained by Chacón et al. (2020). The people who participated in the study were students at the Rey Juan Carlos University and did so anonymously and voluntarily. Finally, we wanted to check whether there were gender differences in sensitivity, and we found statistically significant differences in all dimensions (sensitivity to overstimulation (SOS), aesthetic sensitivity (AES), low sensory threshold (LST), fine psychophysiological discrimination (FPD) and harm avoidance (HA). We conclude, therefore, that the HSP scale validated for the Spanish population is effective, but it is recommended to replicate studies with larger samples and to check whether there are significant differences in sensitivity linked to sex in Spain., Depto. de Investigación y Psicología en Educación, Fac. de Educación, TRUE, pub

El presente estudio pretende probar las propiedades psicométricas de la adaptación transcultural realizada por Chacón et al. (2020) de la escala HSP de Aron (1996). Para ello, se procedió en primer lugar a comprobar la fiabilidad y validez de constructo del instrumento a través de un análisis factorial confirmatorio para datos categóricos (CFA). En concreto, se usó un procedimiento de ajuste a los datos ordinales utilizando la matriz de correlación policórica combinada con el estimador DWLS (Diagonally Weighted Least Squares). Para la consistencia interna se calcularon el coeficiente alfa ordinal y el coeficiente Omega de McDonald's cuyos resultados confirmaron las puntuaciones obtenidas por Chacón et al. (2020). Las personas que participaron en el estudio fueron estudiantes de la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos y lo hicieron de manera anónima y voluntaria. Finalmente se quiso cotejar si existían diferencias en cuanto al sexo respecto a la sensibilidad y obtuvimos la existencia de diferencias estadísticamente significativas en todas las dimensiones (sensibilidad a la sobre estimulación (SOS), sensibilidad estética (AES), umbral sensorial bajo (LST), discriminación psicofisiológica fina (FPD) y (HA) evitación al daño). Concluimos, por tanto, que la escala HSP validada para población española es eficaz, pero se recomienda replicar estudios con muestras más amplias y comprobar si en España contamos con diferencias significativas en la sensibilidad ligada al sexo., The present study aims to test the psychometric properties of the cross-cultural adaptation by Chacón et al. (2021) of Aron's (1996) HSP scale. To this end, we first tested the reliability and construct validity of the instrument by means of a confirmatoryfactor analysis for categorical data (CFA). Specifically, a procedure of adjustment to ordinal data using the polychoric correlation matrix combined with the DWLS (Diagonally Weighted Least Squares) estimator was used. For internal consistency, the ordinal alpha coefficient and the McDonald's Omega coefficient were calculated, the results of which confirmed the scores obtained by Chacón et al. (2020).The people who participated in the study were students at the Rey Juan Carlos University and did so anonymously and voluntarily. Finally, we wanted to check whether there were gender differences in sensitivity, and we found statistically significant differences in all dimensions (sensitivity to overstimulation (SOS), aesthetic sensitivity (AES), low sensory threshold (LST), fine psychophysiological discrimination (FPD) and harm avoidance (HA). We conclude, therefore, that the HSP scale validated for the Spanish population is effective, but it is recommended to replicate studies with larger samples and to checkwhether there are significant differences in sensitivity linked to sex in Spain.

Purpose: This article describes a cross-cultural adaptation of the Highly Sensitive Person Scale (HSPS) to the adult Spanish population, and psychometric analysis of its validation and reliability. Methods: Convenience sampling by participant accessibility was used. The original version was adapted culturally and linguistically using the back-translation method, and a pilot study was done with 88 participants. Data processing and analysis was performed with the SPSS v.25 and LISREL v.9.2 statistical packages. The psychometric properties were studied in a sample of 8358 participants using exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis, and examining factorial invariance and internal consistency. Results: The results confirmed a Spanish version with 27 items in five-dimensions: sensitivity to overstimulation (SOS), aesthetic sensitivity (AES), low sensory threshold (LST), fine psychophysiological discrimination (FPD) and harm avoidance (HA). Invariance across gender of this factor structure was demonstrated and reliability indices were good. Conclusion: These findings demonstrate that the HSPS is an appropriate tool for evaluating high sensitivity in the adult Spanish population.