Factor validity of the Athletic Identity Measurement Scale in a Greek sample

Miltiadis Proios

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Sport Psychology and Performance Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Motivation and Self-Concept in Sports

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The purpose of the present study was to investigate the factor structure of the AIMS instrument. The sample consisted of 305 physical education undergraduate students (203 males and 102 females), who participated in competitive sport and recreation activities. A series of confirmatory factor analyses indicated that the factor structure of the AIMS is better expressed through the 7-item 3-factor model, which is consistent with previous research. The findings suggest that the 7-item 3-factor AIMS is an instrument that can be used for the estimation of the Greek athletes' athletic identity.

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