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Table 1 Predefined hypotheses for evaluating the construct validity of the Dutch OKS-APQ

From: Translation, cross-cultural adaptation, reliability and construct validity of the Dutch Oxford Knee Score – Activity and Participation Questionnaire

Hypothesis

A. Strong positive correlation (r > 0.50):

 1. A strong positive correlation between OKS-APQ and OKS (pooled, pre- and postoperative patients);

 2. A strong positive correlation between OKS-APQ and FJS (in postoperative patients);

 3. A strong positive correlation between OKS-APQ and PCS (SF-36) (pooled, pre- and postoperative patients);

B. Moderate to strong negative correlation (r > 0.31):

 4. A moderate to strong negative correlation between OKS-APQ and VAS pain (pooled, pre- and postoperative patients);

C. Weak to moderate positive correlation (r 0.10 – 0.50):

 5. A weak to moderate positive correlation between OKS-APQ and MCS (SF-36) (pooled, pre- and postoperative patients);

  1. Abbreviations: OKS-APQ Oxford knee score – Activity & Participation Questionnaire, FJS Forgotten joint score, OKS Oxford knee score, SF-36 36-Item Short Form Health Survey Questionnaire, VAS for pain Visual Analogue Scale, PCS Physical Component Score, MCS Mental Component Score