The psycho-lexical structure of sports culture

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Abstract

The psycho-lexical approach can be effectively used to explore the structure of sports culture. Based on a lexical list of adjective vocabulary reflecting sports culture and through an item analysis, 87 discriminating objectives were selected representing sports culture. Objective: To explore the structure of sports culture from the objectives lexicons. Methods: Item analysis and factor analysis were adopted to abstract the structure of sports culture. Results: Through a principal component analysis, a structure of six factors including extroversion-activity, diligence-progression, experience, independence-excellence, enjoyment, and body culture was extracted. Through a second-order factor analysis, a psychological structure of sports culture consisting of six dimensions and 12 factors was extracted, and result of the reliability analysis revealed good Cronbach α coefficient and test–retest reliability coefficient. Conclusion: The psycho-lexical structure of sports culture can be used to understand structure of sports culture.

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Guo, Y., Ye, N., Hong, X., & Wang, W. (2022). The psycho-lexical structure of sports culture. Frontiers in Psychology, 13. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.894694

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