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Dongzhe Shi¹, Fangyan Lv², Jingbin Tan³

¹Department of Sports Science and Physical Education, Guangzhou Xinhua University, Guangzhou, China.

Frontiers in psychology

|March 10, 2025

概括

中国直观运动量表 (IEXS) 是评估年轻人与运动的积极关系的可靠工具. 这项研究验证了IEXS在中国的使用,证实了其心理测量特性.

科学领域:

心理学心理学心理学
运动科学运动科学
文化适应文化适应

背景情况:

直观运动量表 (IEXS) 衡量了与运动的积极关系,包括身体意识,正念和运动多样性.
IEXS的心理测量特性需要在不同的文化和年龄组中进行验证.

研究的目的:

在中国年轻成年人中评估翻译IEXS的适用性和心理特征.
在非西方文化背景下确定IEXS的有效性和可靠性.

主要方法:

翻译和文化适应的IEXS.
在线管理给630名年轻的中国成年人.
心理测量评估包括因素分析,可靠性和有效性评估.

主要成果:

探索性因素分析确定了四个构造:情感炼,炼刚性,身体信任和正念炼.
确认因素分析证实了模型的良好匹配 (CFI=0.98,SRMR=0.06).
该尺度表现出强大的内部一致性 (克朗巴赫的α=0.869) 和测试-重新测试稳定性 (ICC=0.721),具有显著的预测和标准有效性.

结论:

翻译的中文IEXS是一个在心理测量上健全和有效的工具.
该尺度适用于评估年轻中国成年人的直觉运动倾向.
这项研究支持IEXS的跨文化应用.

关键词:

中文翻译翻译中文翻译这是一种直观的运动,是一种直观的炼.身体活动身体活动心理测量是指心理测量.年轻的成年人年轻的成年人

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