A Multisample Analysis of Psychometric Properties for the Malaysian Adapted Sport Anxiety Scale-2 Among Youth Athletes.

This study examined psychometric properties of a Malaysian-language Sport Anxiety Scale-2 (SAS-2) in three separate studies. Study 1 examined the criterion validity and internal consistency of SAS-2 among 119 developmental hockey players. Measures of trait anxiety and mood states along with digit vi...

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Publicado en:Psychological Reports Vol. 120; no. 1; pp. 141 - 158
Autores principales: Hashim, Hairul Anuar, Shaharuddin, Saidatin Sabiyah, Hamidan, Shazarina, Grove, J. Robert
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Publicado: Sage Publications Inc. Feb2017
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          Hashim, Hairul Anuar
          Shaharuddin, Saidatin Sabiyah
          Hamidan, Shazarina
          Grove, J. Robert
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          Exercise & Sports Science Program, School of Health Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia
          National Sports Institute (Kelantan Branch), Malaysia
          School of Sport Science, Exercise & Health, University of Western Australia, Australia
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        Anxiety
        Youth
        Truthfulness & falsehood
        Trait intercorrelations
        Athletes
        Regression analysis
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          Anxiety
          Youth
          Truthfulness & falsehood
          Other Spectator Sports
          Trait intercorrelations
          Athletes
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        construct validity
        criterion validity
        internal consistency
        Trait anxiety
        youth athletes
        construct validity
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        internal consistency
        Trait anxiety
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      ab: This study examined psychometric properties of a Malaysian-language Sport Anxiety Scale-2 (SAS-2) in three separate studies. Study 1 examined the criterion validity and internal consistency of SAS-2 among 119 developmental hockey players. Measures of trait anxiety and mood states along with digit vigilance, choice reaction time, and depth perception tests were administered. Regression analysis revealed that somatic anxiety and concentration disruption were significantly associated with sustained attention. Worry was significantly associated with depth perception but not sustained attention. Pearson correlation coefficients also revealed significant relationships between SAS-2 subscales and negative mood state dimensions. Study 2 examined the convergent and discriminant validity of SAS-2 by correlating it with state anxiety measured by the CSAI-2R. Significant positive relationships were obtained between SAS-2 subscales and somatic and cognitive state anxiety. Conversely, state self-confidence was negatively related to SAS-2 subscales. In addition, significant differences were observed between men and women in somatic anxiety. Study 3 examined the factorial validity of the Malaysian SAS-2 using confirmatory factor analysis in a sample of 539 young athletes. Confirmatory factor analysis results provided strong support for the SAS-2 factor structure. Path loadings exceeding 0.5 indicated convergent validity among the subscales, and low to moderate subscale intercorrelations provided evidence of discriminant validity. Overall, the results supported the criterion and construct validity of this Malaysian-language SAS-2 instrument.
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