Development of the Psychological Skill Factor Scale for Short Track Speed Skaters (Skating Player)

Nam, Junghoon; Mun, Kim Sung

doi:10.51979/kssls.2008.11.34.1107

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“…Winners are determined based on records and through races. Thus, athletes undergo dramatic changes in emotions during the competition and are bound to be heavily influenced by their psychological states [17,20]. Further, cornering skills and physical fitness are closely linked to game outcomes; hence, athletes undergo skills training for cornering [18].…”

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“…For the theoretical construct of SPS for skaters, the SPS was classified and formulated using Devellis' [45] theory to provide clarity, a principle for scale development, and Hively's [46] domain-referenced testing, following existing literature on SPSS and SPS for skaters [15,20,[47][48][49][50]. As shown in Table 4, SPS in skaters included image training, fighting spirit, goal setting, emotional regulation, determination, positive self-talk, concentration, and confidence.…”

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“…Notwithstanding this trend, studies on SPS regarding speed skaters [15][16][17][18][19] primarily present the relationship between the significance of SPS and athletic performance without empirically identifying SPS tailored to the features of skating and skaters [20]. These studies suggest that anxiety, depression, fighting spirit, confidence, goal setting, image, team harmony, and determination require SPS to enhance skating performance.…”

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Exploring and Developing a Scale Using Item Response Theory for Sport Psychological Skills in Speed Skaters

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2022

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The purpose of this study was to develop a sports psychological skills scale for speed skaters and examine the validity of the scale. In order to accomplish the purpose of this study, skaters from around the world were set as a population, and then data from 456 athletes were collected using convenience sampling from the athletes participating in the 2020–2022 World Championships and the Beijing Winter Olympics. For analysis, V coefficient, Parallel Analysis, Exploratory Structural Equation Modeling, Bayesian Structural Equation Modeling, Maximum Likelihood CFA, and analysis of Multi-Group Confirmatory Factor Analysis were carried out by using WINSTEPS 3.65 and MPLUS 7.04 programs. The level of statistical significance was all set at α = 0.05 and Exploratory Structural Equation Modeling, Bayesian Structural Equation Modeling, Maximum Likelihood CFA, and Multi-Group Confirmatory Factor Analysis fit used TLI, RMSEA, the concept of reliability. The findings of the study were as follows: First, the factorial structure of SPSS was extracted as five factors with 17 items. Second, the analysis of MCFA on the transformative leadership scale, according to gender differences, was carried out, and cross validity was fulfilled.

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