運動に関連する認知障害の質問書の簡略化
Sean R Locke1, James Sessford2, Mary E Jung3
1Brock University, St Catharines, ON, Canada.
Health psychology open
|August 21, 2025
まとめ
この研究では 運動に関する否定的な思考パターンである 運動に関連する認知の誤りを測定するための 短い有効なアンケートを作成しました 新しいスケールは 偏ったレンズを通して 個人が 運動の障壁をどのように捉えているかを 効果的に評価します
科学分野:
- 心理学
- 行動科学
- 運動科学
背景:
- 運動に関連した認知障害は 運動の関与を否定的に見ることです
- 最初の16項目の運動関連認知エラーのアンケート (E-CEQ) はこれらのエラーを測定します.
- これらの認知パターンのより簡潔な測定が必要である.
研究 の 目的:
- E-CEQ (ECEQ-SF) の簡略版を開発し,検証する.
- ECEQ-SFの心理学的特性を評価する.
- ECEQ-SFの1次元の要素構造と基準に関する有効性を確認する.
主な方法:
- 分析のために3つのデータセット (N = 394,177,1027) を利用した.
- 最適な項目構造を特定するために探索的要素分析を行いました.
- ECEQ-SFスコアとキーエクササイズ変数を相関させることで評価された基準関連有効性.
主要な成果:
- 7つの要素からなる 1つの要素モデルが 全てのデータセットに適していることが示されました
- ECEQ-SFは1次元の因数構造を示した.
- ECEQ-SFは,元のECEQと運動変数との相関関係を示し,その有効性を支持しました.
結論:
- ECEQ-SFは,運動に関連した認知障害を評価するための信頼できる有効な指標です.
- 運動障害と関連した 負の認知バイアスを 効果的に捉えます
- この検証済みのツールは 運動行動に影響を与える心理的要因を理解し対処するのに役立ちます
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