Abstract
Two subtracted dispersion relations are applied at the same time to the study of the dependence of the real part of the Kp scattering amplitude at zero energy, D(K), on the values of the coupling constants gY2. The results, when compared with the existing experimental information, strongly indicate that the K meson is psps (namely pseudoscalar with respect to both the Λ and the Σ hyperon) and that the sign of D(ω) at low energy is positive, giving therefore constructive Coulomb interference in the Kp elastic scattering.