Psychometric evaluation of the Korean Version of the Self-Efficacy for Exercise Scale for older adults

Choi, Mona; Ahn, Sangwoo; Jung, Dukyoo

doi:10.1016/j.gerinurse.2015.03.005

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“…Previous evidence reported the satisfactory validity and reliability for self-efficacy in the exercise scale among older adults. 24 In our study, the instrument jointly accounted for 53.32% of the total variance for doing SE, which is well above the earlier studies assessing the model without the three constructs. Furthermore, it was determined that the structure of the instrument consisting of 11 factors and 77 questions explained desirable variance for doing SE.…”

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Designing and psychometric evaluation of Stretching Exercise Influencing Scale (SEIS)

2019

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ObjectiveThe lack of reliable and valid tools for assessing the factors that influence stretching exercises (SEs) among Iranian office employees is obvious. This study aimed to design and evaluate psychometric properties of this instrument.DesignCross-sectional study of psychometric properties.SettingData were gathered from May to September 2017.ParticipantsParticipants were 420 office employees who were working in 10 health centres affiliated to the Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences in Tehran, Iran.Primary outcome measuresThe instrument was designed on the basis of the constructs of the health promotion model (HPM) and extant literature. Exploratory factor analysis (EFA), Cronbach’s α and intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) were employed to check the scale’s psychometric properties.ResultsIn total, 420 questionnaires were completed. The mean age of the office employees was 37.1±8.03 years. Among the 86 items, 77 items had significant item-to-total correlations (p<0.05). The results showed good internal consistency and reliability for the whole questionnaire and each domain. EFA results confirmed 53.32% of the total variance of the items yielded in 11 subscales. The ICC was acceptable (0.78, 95% CI 0.70 to 0.88).ConclusionsThe Stretching Exercise Influencing Scale (SEIS) can be a reliable and valid instrument for measuring the factors that influence SEs among office employees.Trial registrationIRCT20160824295512N1

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Designing and psychometric evaluation of Stretching Exercise Influencing Scale (SEIS)

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“…While this is a very high response rate, it is typical of research in Korea, especially in research involving community‐dwelling older adults (Choi et al. ).…”

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Physical activity, quality of life and successful ageing among community‐dwelling older adults

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Lee

et al. 2017

International Nursing Review

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“…Deshpande and others (2014) found that the depression in elder people increases as they become more dependent to others in their daily activities (Deshpande, et al 2014:125-132). Similarly, studies by Lee et al (2014) and Choi et al (2015) found that physical activity during depression in elderly patients is good for the symptoms of depression (Lee, et al 2014:37-41;Choi, et al 2015:301-305). It is known that the depression is the most common thing affecting the mental health of elder people and it reduces the mental health, so the study of Vaezi and Fallah (2011) supports this conclusion by referring the negative correlation between the self-efficacy and the stress that impacts the mental health negatively (Vaezi and Fallah, 2011:1168-1174.…”

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Consideration of the Relationship Between the Self-Efficacy Levels and the Depression in Individuals Over 65

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2018

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The aging is a universal process to be observed in all living things and causing regression in all functions. The individuals may experience various problems biological, psychological and social dimensions together with the aging.The research is planned to consider the relationships between the self-efficacy levels and the depression in individuals older than 65 years. The sample of the research was 374 old individuals who were selected with the simple random sampling from the elder people to be registered in FHCs. The researchers used the socio-demographic question form to be formed through the literature review, Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS) and Self-efficacy Sufficiency Scale (SESS) to collect the data.When the socio-demographical features are compared with their self-efficacy and depression average scores; the difference between the SESS and GDS average points were found meaningful for the age, level of education, income level, marital status, living with whom, health status, perception of personal health and use of free times statistically (p<0.05). The negative correlation was found for the total SESS and GDS points of elder people (-0.491, p=0.000). Also, a positive correlation between the age and GDS (0.187, p=0.00), on the other hand, there was a negative correlation to be found between the age and SESS (-0.264, p=0.000) in the research.As a result, important evident was found indicating that the depression increases as the age is getting older, the self-efficacy decreases, and the negative correlation between the depression and self-efficacy for elder people, in the research.

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Psychometric evaluation of the Korean Version of the Self-Efficacy for Exercise Scale for older adults

Cited by 13 publications

References 30 publications

Designing and psychometric evaluation of Stretching Exercise Influencing Scale (SEIS)

Designing and psychometric evaluation of Stretching Exercise Influencing Scale (SEIS)

Physical activity, quality of life and successful ageing among community‐dwelling older adults

Consideration of the Relationship Between the Self-Efficacy Levels and the Depression in Individuals Over 65

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